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ALSO,
SOME VERY RARE JEWISH COINS, Ac. &c.
THE PROPERTY OF
JAMES WHITTALL, ESQ.,
OF SMYRNA;
TO WHICH ARE ADDED
A FEW OTHER COINS, PRINCIPALLY IN SILVER,
COMPRISING
MANY VARIETIES OF THE ACRE AN LEAGUE, A FINE STATER
OF SELEUCUS NICATOR, &c. &c.
WHICH WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MESSRS.
SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE,
Auctioneers of lEiternri? propertg & SSRorfis fllustratfbe of tlie JFinc Urts,
AT TIIEIR HOUSE, No. 13, WELLINGTON STREET, STRAND, W.C.
On MONDAY, 20tli of MAY, 1867, and Seven following Days,
AT ONE o’clock PRECISELY.
MAY BE VIEWED THREE DAYS PRIOR, AND CATALOGUES HAD.
J. Davy and Sons, Printers, 137, Long: Acre, London.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
I. The highest bidder to be the buyer ; and if any dispute arise
between bidders, the lot so disputed shall be immediately
put up again, provided the seller cannot decide the said
dispute.
II. No person to advance less than Is.; above Five Pounds 2s. 6d.
and so on in proportion.
III. The Purchasers to give in their names and places of abode,
and to pay down 5s. in the Pound, if required, in part of pay¬
ment of the Purchase-money; in default of which, the Lot or
Lots purchased to be immediately put up again and re-sold.
IV. The Sale of any lot is not to be set aside on account of any
error in the enumeration of the numbers stated, or errors of
description.
V. The Lots to be taken away at the Buyer’s Expense, imme¬
diately after the Conclusion of the Sale ; in default of which,
Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson k Hodge, will not hold
themselves responsible if lost, stolen, damaged or otherwise
destroyed, but they will be left at the sole risk of the
Purchaser. If at the expiration of Two Days after the
conclusion of the Sale, the Lots are not cleared or paid for
they will then be catalogued for immediate sale, and the
expense, the same as if re-sold, will be added to the amount
at which they were bought. Messrs. Sotheby, Wilkinson
and Hodge, will have the option of re-selling the Lots
uncleared either by public or private sale, without any notice
being given to the defaulter.
VI. Upon failure of complying with the above conditions, the
money required or deposited in part of payment shall be for¬
feited; and if any loss is sustained in the re-selling of such lets
as are not cleared or paid for all charges on such re-sale shall
he made good by the defaulter at this sale.
Gentlemen who cannot attend the Sale , may have their Com¬
missions faithfully executed by their humble Servants ,
SOTHEBY, WILKINSON & HODGE,
Wellington Street , Strand.
INDEX
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THE NUMBERS REFER TO THE LOTS.
Acaraania, 978, 779.
Achaia, 192, 193, 195, 945, 986 to 1022.
Aeolis, 306 to 328, 948.
Aetolia, 945, 980.
Africa, 918 to 932, 954, 955.
Arabia, 902.
Arcadia, 194, 103 3 to 1041, 1057.
Argolis, 194, 1032.
Asia in genere, 223.
Astypalea Insula, 542.
Attica, 181 to 191, 984, 985.
Bactrianae Reges, 917, 954.
Bithynia, 223, 232, 938.
Boeotia, 179, 180, 215, 981 to 983.
Calyrana Insula, 543, 544.
Cappadocia, 787 to 789.
Caria, 300, 494 to 570, 940 to 942, 950.
Chersonesus Taurica, 65.
Chersonesus Thracia, 7 2 to 81, 946.
Chios Insula, 474 to 484, 948, 949, 1045.
Cilicia, 649 to 663.
Colchis, 224.
Corcyra Insula, 176.
Cos Insula, 545 to to 553.
Creta Insula, 195 to 215, 221.
Cyprus Insula, 664 to 668.
Elis, 1023 to 1029.
Epirus, 171 to 174.
Euboea, 216, 217, 221.
Galatia, 783 to 786.
Gallia, 1.
Icaria Insula, 483, 484, 950.
Illyricum, 169, 170, 977-
Imbrus Insula, 83, 84.
Ionia, 345 to 473, 940, 948, 1043.
Italia, 1 to 25, 945, 946, 956 to 966.
Judaea, 895 to 902, 953.
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Laconia, 1031.
Lemnus Insula, 82, 83.
Leros Insula, 554.
Lesbus Insula, 329 to 344.
Locri, 170, 174, 175, 176.
Lycaonia, 648.
Lycia, 571 to 588, 1046 to 1052.
Lydia 669 to 714, 944, 951, 952.
Macedonia, 103 to 163, 946, 974, 975.
Megiste Insula, 555.
Mesopotamia, 902.
Messenia, 215.
Moesia Inferior, 66, 67.
Moesia Superior, 65.
Mysia, 236, 239 to 286, 937, 938, 939, 947, 1042,
Naxus Insula, 216, 218, 221.
Nisyrus Insula, 556.
Paeoniae Rex, 100 to 102.
Pamphylia, 589 to 616, 942, 945.
Paphlagonia, 230, 231.
Paros Insula, 219.
Parthiae Reges, 914 to 916.
Persiae Reges, 903 to 913.
Phocis, 176, 177, 178.
Phoenice, 872 to 894, 953.
Pisidia, 617 to 647, 943, 950, 951.
Pontus, 225 to 229, 938, 947-
Phrygia, 715 to 782, 952, 953.
Rhodus Insula, 557 to 570, 945, 1053, 1054.
Samos Insula, 485 to 493, 941.
Sarmatia, 65.
Seleucis, &c., 870, 871.
Seriphus Insula, 222.
Sicilia, 26 to 64, 946, 967 to 972.
Syriae Reges, 790 to 869, 1044.
Syrus Insula, 220, 222.
Tenus Insula, 222.
Thasus Insula, 85 to 92.
Thessalia, 164 to 168, 976.
Thracia, 66 to 71, 973.
Troas, 287 to 305, 939, 948.
Unknown Coins, 933 to to 936, 1055, 1056.
Zacynthus Insula, 1030.
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GALLIA-ITALIA.
LOT
1 Silver. Massilia, varied, one fine , 2 ; Samnium, 2 ; Cumae,
varied, 2 • uncertain of Campania, obv. Read of Hercules,
rev. Wolf and Twins, ivell preserved, size 5 7
2 Silver. Hyrium, varied, 2; Nuceria; Suessa; Teanum,
/^^G*^varied, 2 ; uncertain of Campania, 4 10
3 Silver. Suessa; uncertain of Campania, obv. Head of
Apollo to the right, rev. ROMA., a Horse, size 4, well
preserved ; Tarentum, 7 9
4 Gold. Tarentum in Calabria, obv. Female Head to right,
'OuA't' rev. TAPAN., A Diota, rare, fine work and condition
size f , wt. 10t4q grs. 1
5 Silver. Tarentum, obv. Taras on a Dolphin, rev. TAPA3.
retrograde, Sea Horse, size 3 ; Tarentum, horseman
'Jaw type, varied, 4; Another, obv. Female Head, rev. TA.,
a Boy on horseback, a dolphin below, all ivell preserved
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7 Silver. Tarentum, small sizes 22
8 Silver. Tarentum, small sizes , 6 ; Heraclea in Lucania,
obv. Head of Minerva to right, rev. Hercules standing,
the name of the town on both sides, size 5, all well pre¬
served 7
9 Silver. Heraclea, similar, size 5 ; Heraclea, small sizes ,
19 20
10 Silver. Metapontum, with head of Apollo, size 4| ; Another,
with head of Mars, size 4^ ; Another, with head of
Ceres, size 5, all ivell preserved 8
11 Silver. Metapontum, size 8 ; Others, smafl^sizes, 13 14
12 Silver. Posidonia, 3 ; Sybaris, size 9 ; Thurium, varied
sizes 5 and 4-|, 2 0
13 Silver. Sybaris, size 7i ; Thurium, Tetradrachm, size 6 J 2
14 Silver. Thurium, Didrachms, well preserved, size 5 2
15 Silver. Thurium, ivell preserved , size 4^; Others, small
sizes , 22 23
16 Silver. Yelia, Didrachms, varied, 3 ; Bruttii in genere,
size 4-| (fiavxj 4
17 Silver. Bruttii, obv. veiled Head of Juno to right, rev.
BPETTION., Heptune standing with a foot on column,
kc., a crab in front, size 4 ; Another, obv. winged head
of Victory, rev. Bacchus, &c. size 4^, both well pre¬
served 2
18 Silver. Caulonia, size 8 ; and three Didrachms, varied 4
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19 Silver. Crotona, obv. Tripod, rev. the same incuse, varied,
sizes 8, 2 ; Another, obv. Tripod, rev. Eagle incuse, size 4;
Another, obv. Eagle on a branch of laurel, rev. Tripod,
size 6, all fairly preserved 4,
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occurs in these descriptions, although it is well known
that the “ laurus’ ’ of the ancients was the bay tree.
The shrub now called “laurel” was unknown to the
G-reeks.
20 Silver. Crotona, obv. part of legend, head of Apollo to
right, rev. Infant Hercules strangling the serpents, of
five work, scarce , and ivell preserved, size 4 1
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21 Silver. Crotona, obv. crowned Head of Juno, full-face, rev.
KPOTONIATA2., Hercules seated on the lion’s skin,
holding a vase in right hand, and club in left, rare , and
fairly preserved , size 5 1
22 Silver. Ehegium, obv. Head of a Lion, rev. PHTlNON.,
Head of Apollo, with short hair to right, two leaves
behind, rare and well preserved , but wants cleaning ,
size 6 wt. 260 grs. 1
23 Silver. Ehegium, obv. as before, rev. PECINOX, Jupiter
seated, well preserved , size 4 ; Two others, rev. PH.
between leaves, size 1| 3
24 Silver. Teriua, varied, well preserved , sizes 4 and 5 2
25 Silver. Terina, varied, two size 5 ; the other, size 3^, all
fairly preserved , 3 ; uncertain of Italy, small sizes , 8 11
SICILIA.
26 Silver. Agrigentum, obv. M., a Crab, rev. a Horse galloping
to right, a star above, cf. Mt. n. 36, fine work , well pre¬
served and very rare size 2-J-, wt. 27T4F grs. 1
27 Silver. Agrigentum, usual types, varied Tetradrackms, 2 ;
Didrachms, 3, all fairly preserved 5
28 Silver. Agrigentum, obv. AKPACANTO^., (boustrophedon)
Eagle standing to left, rev. a Crab, below A+a., Mt. S.
n. 29, rare, fine work , and good condition
size 4J, wt. 130-^- grs. 1
29 Copper. Centuripse, well preserved, 2 ; various, 6 8
30 Silver. Agrigentum, varied, sizes 4 and 4f, 1 3 ; Gela,
size 7 4
31 Silver. Catana, obv. KA — IfiN., Head of Apollo to left,
rev. a Quadriga pulled up at the goal. A Victory crowns
the charioteer, rare and well preserved
size 6, wt. 264t7-q grs. 1
32 Silver. Catana, obv. Head of Apollo to right, rev. a Biga
advancing slowly to right. A Victory holds a chaplet
over the horses’ heads, rare , and extremely well pre¬
served, but has missed the legend size 6, ivi. 267 grs. 1
33 Silver. Catana, similar, with KATANAION., on obv. size 7 ;
Gela, usual type, legend retrograde, a branch in front
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35 Silver. Gela, well preserved, size 4-^ ; Himera, obv. a Cock,
rev. incuse, size 4-J ; Another, obv. a Cock, rev. a Hen
in an incuse square, size 4J ; Another, obv. a Cock, rer.
a Crab, 4 ^*^3 4
36 Silver. Leontini, Head of Apollo to right, rev.
AEONTINO..., a Lion’s head between three grains of
barley, a fish beneath, size 6J ; Another, the Lion’s
head between four grains of barley, size 6£, both fairly
preserved rfiLj 2
37 Silver. Leontini, similar to the last, size 6^; Another,
same reverse, but a horseman on obverse, size 4J 2
38 Silver. Messana, usual type, one with a leaf beneath the
chariot, and two leaves beneath the hare, size 7-§ ;
Another, with head and pipes of Pan, size 6|-, both fairly
preserved 2
39 Silver. Messana, one with a bird above the hare, and an
ear of corn below, with two fish on exergue of reverse,
size 7J ; the other with a dolphin below the hare, size 6£,
good tetradrachms O AVv# 2
40 Silver. Messana, Tetradrachms, varied 3
41 Silver , plated. Naxus, obv. Head of Bacchus to right, rev.
NAEION., retrograde, Silenus seated, rare , and the re¬
trograde legend, possibly unique size 7}, wt. 203 grs. 1
42 Silver. Naxus, obv. A^INOX, young Head with a horn
to left, rev. NAEION., Silenus seated, holding a cup to
his mouth, ]\lt. S. n. 329, rare and fairly preserved
size 2$, wt. 29t6q grs. 1
43 Silver. Naxus, obv. NAHFON., young Head of Bacchus to
left, rev. a Bunch of Grapes, Mt. S. n. 325, rare and
well •preserved size pi wt 12 r\ grs.
Another, with bearded Head of Bacchus, same rev. as the
last, Mt. n. 439, rare size pi 2
44 Silver. Naxus, obv. bearded Head of Bacchus in a circle
of dots to left, rev. in a similar circle, NAEION., aBuuch
of Grapes, rare, varied from any in Mt., well preserved
size 1.
Another, obv. NAEI., Head of Bacchus, bearded, to right
rev. a Bunch of Grapes, Mt. n. 439, but of fine work,
well preserved g-ze 2 ^
45 Electrum. Panormus (i.e. Siculo-Punic), obv. Head of
Ceres to left, rev. a Horse standing to right, a small
object below the exergue, probably a Phoenician letter,
well preserved size 4, wt. 113T^ grs. 1
46 Silver. Panormus, obv. Female Head between dolphins to
left, rev. Phoenician Legend, a quadriga, &c. ; Another,
varied, both good tetradrachms 2
47 Silver. Panormus, obv. head of Arethusa to left between
four dolphins, rev. Phoenician legend, a horse’s head, a
palm tree behind, fine work and condition
size 7, wt. 262 grs. 1
48 Silver. Panormus, similar types, but of coarse execution,
very ivell preserved , size 6, wt. 263 grs. ; Panormus,
obv. head of Ceres, rev. a Horse, size 4£ 2
49 Silver. Selinus, obv. Parsley leaf, rev. incuse, well pre¬
served Qaw size 6^
Silver. Selinus, obv. a Man holding a bull by the horns,
with one hand and an uplifted club with the other,
rev. Y'J'AS.. Genius of the river Hypsas sacrificing,
Mi. n. 678, rare and fairly preserved size 5%. 2
50 Silver. Selinus, same type as the first coin in last lot,
fine size 5. 1
51 Gold. Syracuse, obv. SYPA., head of Hercules to left, rev.
2YPA., a female Head in the centre of a sunk square
size 1^, wt. 16-^q grs.
Gold. Syracuse, obv. head of Apollo to left, rev. 3YPA-
KO^IHN., a Biga, a triquetra beneath the horses,
size 3, wt. 64 grs.
both ivell preserved ifiusjr 2
52 Gold. Syracuse, similar to first coin in last lot, well pre¬
served , size H. Electrum : Syracuse, obv. head of
Apollo with long hair to left, a star behind, rev. 2VPA-
KO^JON., a Tripod, fine work and condition , size 2J,
wt. 05t2q grs. 2
53 Silver. Syracuse, usual type, early work , size 6 ; four
other Tetradrachms of later work, varied 7)a~yj 5
54 Silver. Syracuse, with nAPME. below the head of Are¬
thusa, Mt. S. n. 508, rare and fairly preserved
size 6| wt. 264T5^ grs. 1
55 Silver. Syracuse, varied, both good tetradrachms 2
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horses, size 6, both well preserved 2
Silver. Syracuse, similar to the last, size 6J- ; and a
Didrachm of Corinthian type, size 5, both well pre¬
served ^Lkt/L 2
Gold. Tauromenium, obv. head of Apollo to left, rev.
TAYPOMENITAN., a Tripod, scarce and well preserved
<2*™ size 1, wt. 15 grs. 1
Silver. Gelo, obv. diademed head of the King to left, rev.
2YPAK05I0N. BA. TEAONOX, Victory driving a biga
to right, in field <£., rare and very well preserved
d#-" size 5, wt. 103 grs. 1
Gold. Agathocles, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev.
ArA0OKAE[O2]. BASIAEO^. 4>., a winged Thunder¬
bolt, very well preserved size 3^-, wt. 86^ grs. 1
Silver. Agathocles, usual type, well preserved , but not of
fine work sjze q p
Gold. Hiero II, usual type C? ^ size 3, wt. 62T9o- grs. 1
Silver. Hieronymus, usual type, scarce and well preserved
size 5, wt. 126t8q- grs. 1
Silver. Philistis, varied size 7. 2
CHERSONESUS TAURICA TO PAEONIA.
Copper. Pantacapseum, Cher. Taur., ivell preserved , size 6 ;
Another, countermarked, size 4 ; Tyra of Sarmatia, of
Caracalla, Mt. S. n. 131, rare and well preserved, size 5 ;
Dardania, Moes. Sup., ivell preserved, size 2\. 4
Silver. Istrus, Moes. Inf., size 4 ; Abdera, Thracise, varied,
sizes 2\ and 3 (2) g
Copper. Marcianopolis, Moes. Sup. Inf. of Gordiau, obv.
Bust facing one of Serapis, with legend, rev. Serapis
stauding, rare, not in Mt ., patinated , size 7 ; Nicopolis,
Moes. Inf. of Gordian, rev. a Female holding Scales,
not in J\lt. size 8 \ Abdera, size 4, all well preserved 3
Silver. Aenus, Thraciae, obv. full face of Mercury, rev.
A INI OK., Antelope walking to right, in front a grain
of barley and a bunch of grapes, rare, not in Mt. some¬
what injured by oxide, otherwise in perfect condition
size 6, wt. 230 fV grs. 1
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77 Silver.
78 Silver.
79 Silver.
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69 Copper. Aenus, size 1 ; Maronea, size 6 ; Serdica of Maxi¬
mus, rare , not in Mt., size 4, all well preserved jf)^ 3 /
70 Silver. Byzantium, obv. IEY., Bull standing on a Dolphin,
rev. incuse, ivell preserved , size 3| ; Another, size 2 ;
Maronea, obv. EYII. head and neck of a horse to left, j •
rev. MA., Bunch of grapes, well preserved , size 2\. 3
71 Silver. Maronea, obv. half Horse to left ,rev. MAPEQNIT
[EON.] (sic.), within a sunk square, and around an
inner square ; the spelling appears to be unknown, rare /
and fairly preserved, but pierced size 4. 1
72 Copper. Agathopolis, Cher. Thracia, obv. head of Apollo
with short hair to right, rev. ATA©., an Owl, extremely j
rare size 3. .1
73 Copper. Another, slightly fractured size 3£. 1
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Europe, page 17. The above are the only coins of the
type known to me. — [A. L.] The Generals’s coin has
a crown of laurel for reverse.
74 Copper. Aegospotamus, Cher. Thr. Mt. n. 3, rare, size 4£ ;
Cardia, Mt. S. n. 8, size 4|, both well preserved Uo- 2
75 Copper. Cardia, 5 ; Chersonesus, 2 7
Cherronesus, small sizes, varied, well preserved 7
Cherronesus, small sizes, varied, well preserved 7
Cherronesus, small sizes, varied, well preserved 7
Cherronesus, small sizes, ivell preserved 7
Coela of Antoninus Pius, rev. Prow of a vessel,
patinated and ivell preserved, scarce, size 4 ; Crithote,
Mt. S. n. 59, size 4| ; Lysimachia, 7 9
81 Copper. Lysimachia, obv. turretted Head, rev. Lion, &c .fine,
size 4 ; Another, obv. head of Mercury, rev. AY2I., in a
wreath, ivell preserved, size 1^- ; Madytus, obv. Bull but¬
ting to left, rev. MAAY., a Fox seated, rare and fairly
preserved , size 3^ ; Another, varied, very well preserved,
size 2 d*— 4
82 Copper. Lemnus, Insula, obv. bearded male Head to right,
rev. AHM . , head of Minerva, extremely rare , well
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size 4 ; Another, obv. head of Minerva, rev. H4>AI.,
retrogade, an Owl standing, full-face, not in Mt., rare
and fine, size 2 ; Imbrus, Insula, Mt. n. 5, rare and fine,
size 5 fyfVufit 3
Copper. Imbrus, varied, rare and mostly well preserved, 5 ;
Samothrace, Mt. S. n. 13, rare, size 4|- ^/*X*~*d 6
Silver. Thasus, Insula, obv. Silenus with hoofs in place of
feet, setting down a Female, rev. incuse, well preserved,
but cut at the edges , size 5% ; Another, similar, size 3 2
Silver. Thasus, similar type, but unusually good work and
fine preservation, rare size 3, wt. 55t8-q grs. 1
Silver. Thasus, obv. female Head to left, rev. in an incuse
square ©A., a Fish, not in Mt., very rare, size | ; Thasus,
varied, 4 5
Silver. Thasus, obv. head of Indian Bacchus to left, rev.
in a sunk square ©A3ION., Hercules drawing a bow,
in front a cap of Dioscuri, not in Mt., very rare and
fairly preserved, but wants cleaning
size 6, ivt. 225^ grs. 1
Silver. Thasus, same types, one with an astragalus, size 2 ;
the other a branch in front of the archer, size 2\ (2) ;
Thasus, small, 8, all well preserved 10
Silver. Thasus, Mt. n. 34, size 9f ; Thasus, small sizes,
well preserved, 7 3
Silver. A similar lot 8
Copper. Thasus, 2 ; Rhoemetalces, King of Thrace, 3, all
varied, some well preserved 5
Copper. Rhoemetalces , 7
Gold. Lysimachus, struck at Istrus, usual type, with 13.
on the throne, and AI. in the field, rude work, but well
preserved and rare size 4£ wt. 125t7q- qrs. 1
Silver. Lysimachus, Tetradrachm of fine work, with
portrait of Alexander ; a Torch and a Crescent in field
of reverse, rare and well preserved
size 7, wt. 259t2q- grs. 1
Silver. Another, with a terminal Priapus in field of
reverse, good work and perfect condition
size 9, wt. 263t2^ grs. 1
Silver. Lysimachus, varied, ivell preserved jfuLjb
sizes 9 and 8J-. 2
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and a Drachma, me 4|, all ivell preserved 3
99 Silver. Another, minted at Byzantium, size 9£ ; two
Drachmas, one minted at Ephesus, pierced , size 4p, the
other size 4, 2
Copper. Lysimachus, one fine, 3 *ftf**~> 0
100 Silver. Audoleon, king of Paeonia ; obv. helmeted Plead
nearly full face; rev. AYAQAE0NT02., a Horse walk¬
ing to right, a Star below, rare
size 5, wt. 191-j^o grs. 1
101 Silver. Audoleon, same types, but a monogram below the
horse, and no star, rare size 3. 1
102 Silver. Audoleon, pierced , size 2f ; and a Pannonian or
Gaulish imitation, obv. full Eace, rev. a Boy on horse¬
back, well preserved, size 4p do— 2
MACEDONIA.
103 Silver. Macedonia in genere, obv. MAKEAONDN. 0., a
young Head to right, rev. AESILLAS. Q., a Club be¬
tween a cista and a table, all within a wreath, very well y
preserved size 8, wt. 247 grs.
Another, obv. MAKE., a Club on a Shield, rev. a Helmet,
ivell preserved size 3. 2
104 Silver. Others, as last lot, sizes 9 and 3. Another, obv-
Female Head, rev. a Prow, Mt. n. 7, scarce and well J /
preserved do— size 3. 3
105 Copper. Macedonia in genere, 4 ; Amphipolis, 4 ; all varied ,
and fairly preserved ■ ^ 8
106 Silver. Macedonia Prima, usual type, well preserved
size 9, wt. 260T3¥ grs. 1
107 Silver. Another. ddm~s size 8J. 1
108 Silver. Macedonia Secunda, same type, but on rev. M AKE-
AONON AEYTEPA3., extremely rare jd -re¬
size 9, wt. 278 grs. (sic) 1
109 Silver. Acanthus, obv. a Lion devouring a Bull, in exergue
no., rev. in a sunk square AKAN0ION, round another
square, rare and well preserved, probably plated
ru<L size 6 1, wt. 197^ grs. 1
. . / t well preserved, some curious
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rev. AM$IIIOAITEON in a sunk square round a lighted
torch, in field A, rare and well preserved, wants cleaning
size 6-J, wt. 216 grs. 1
Copper. Amphipolis, varied, fine or well preserved 5
Silver. Chalcis, obv. Head of Apollo to right, rev.
XAAKIA . . . . , a Lyre, the whole in a sunk square, not
of the finest work, but in perfect preservation
fi***-^ . size 6J, wt. 197-^j- grs. 1
114 Silver. Chalcis, pierced, size 3 ; Another re-struck, size 3i ;
Eion, size 1-| ^
115 Copper. Eurydieea, obv. veiled Female Head to right,
rev. EYPYAIK[EftN]., a Tripod, Mt. S. n. 675, rare and
fine , size 4. Pella of Gordian, size 6. Thessalonica,
varied, 3; Another of M. Aurelius, fine, size 6-^. Traelium,
well preserved, size 2\ 7
116 Silver. Lete, size 4; Neapolis, size 4; three others,
size 2 ; Orthagoria, scarce , size 2 % ; Terone, rare and
fairly preserved, size 2^ 7
117 Silver. Orestse, scarce and icell preserved
size 4, wt. 156T3 q- grs. 1
KINGS OF MACEDON.
118 Silver. Archelaus, obv. young male Head, diademed to
right, rev. in a sunk square, APXEAAO., a Horse walk¬
ing to right, with a thong hanging down, Mt. S. n. 28,
very rare , and fairly preserved, size 6, wt. 164 grs. ;
Another, obv. a Horse, rev. a Helmet, Mt. n. 11, size
2i tffp— 2
119 Silver. Amyntas Second, obv. Head of Hercules, rev. in
a sunk square, AMYNTA., a Horse walking to right,
rare, and well preserved, probably plated
size 5, wt. 116T5Ty?w. 1
120 Copper. Amyntas Second ; Perdiccas Third ; Alexander
Magnus ; Cassander, 3 ; Alexander Fourth ; Philip
Fifth, most icell preserved 8
121 Copper. Kings of Macedon, various 15
122 Gold. Philip Second, Head of Apollo to right, rev.
4>IAiniIOY., a Biga to right, under the horses a cadu-
ceus, and in exergue a spear head, fine work and con¬
dition size 4-g-, ivt. 132 grs. 1
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123 Gold. Another, with a trident head under the horses,
well preserved s^ze w^' drs- *
124 Gold. Another, with a monogram under the horses
size 4, wt. 132t3q grs. 1
125 Silver. Philip Second, obv. Head of Jupiter to right, rev.
<£IAimiOY., a Boy on horseback, a thunderbolt below
the horse, and N. on exergue, good work and condition ,
size 6J
Another, with an acrostolium below the horse, size G 2
126 Silver. Another, adjunct a thunderbolt, size
Another, adjunct a diota, size 2
127 Silver. Others, a diota, sizes 6 and 6^ ^ 2
128 Silver. Another, adjunct thunderbolt, restruck, size 7 ;
Another, adjunct a diota, size 6^ ; Another, adjunct a ;
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129 Gold. Alexander Magnus, obv. Head of Minerva to right,
two crescents in front, rev. AAEHANAPOY., Victory,
&c. in field the head of a Trident, very well VresGrvet£jr J
size 4, wt. 132t7-q grs. 1
130 Gold. Another, with no crescents on obv. and on rev.
part of the fore leg of a horse, Muller’s symbol, n. 277,
uncertain place, fairly preserved ** 3
size 4£, wt. 132t7-q grs. 1
131 Gold. Another, minted at Sidon, Muller, 1410, on rev.
21., a Phoenician letter, and a branch, rare and fine ^
size 4, wt. 132t8q grs. 1
132 Silver. Alexander Magnus, minted at Amphipolis, Muller,
Mum. Alex. n. 43 and 59, sizes 6 and 7 ft 2
133 Silver. Another, minted at Aspendus, Muller , n. 1204,
size 8^ ; Others, minted at Aradus, varied, size 7, 2 3 /
134 Silver. Another, minted at Aradus, size 7^; Another,
minted at Chios, well preserved, size 8 2 J
135 Silver. Another, minted at Chios, well preserved , size 9 ;
Another, minted in Cilicia, Muller , n. 1280, size 2 *
136 Silver. Others, with symbols of Macedon, Thrace and
Thessaly joined, Muller, n. 667, tetradrachms 3
137 Silver. Another, minted at Pella, Muller, n. 18, size 6| ;
Another, minted at Rhodes, with H4>AI2TIf2N., size 8,
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given by Muller ( n . 392) to Salymbria, size 2
139 Silver. Another, minted at Samos, Muller , n. 1126, fine
size 8i, wt. 260^ grs. 1
140 Silver. Another, minted at Temnus, with EXENIKO^.
TEITAS., Muller, n. 966, well preserved , size 9; Ano¬
ther, minted at Tenedos, size 2
141 Silver. Another, minted at Thebes, Muller , n. 754,
size 6f- ; Another, minted at Trselium, size 7, both fairly
preserved 2
142 Silver. Others, uncertain mintage, fair tetradrachms ,
varied 4
143 Silver. Others, varied 5
144 Silver. Alexander Magnus, drachmas . 10
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Silver. Alexander Magnus, with BA2IAED3. Tetradrachms,
varied, fairly preserved 3
Silver. Others, varied, fairly preserved — 3
Silver. Others, varied ^ 4
Silver. Others, varied 4
Silver. Others, varied, 3 ; and a Drachma 4
Gold. Philip III, usual type, Muller, n. 64, uncertain
town of Southern Thrace size 3|, wt. 132T5-o grs. 1
Gold. Another, minted in Lycia, Muller, n. 97
ft size 4? wf P32 grs 4
Gold. Philip III, Half Stater, obv. Head of Hercules to
right, rev. <£IAnnOY., a half Lion to right, below head
of a Trident, cf. Mt. n. 664, rare and well preserved
dr- size 2\, wt. 64t8-q- grs. 1
* The Pembroke specimen (lot 657), produced £5. 16s.
in similar condition.
153 Gold. Philip III, Quarter Stater, obv. as before, rev.
^IAinnOY., forepart of a Lioness ? to right, in front
a Star, rare, size 2, wt. 34T5^- grs. ; Another, rev. Club,
bow and diota, A It. n. 660, size 1£, wt. 32t5q- grs. 2
151 Silver. Philip III, Tetradrachm, minted in Lycia,
Muller, n. 99, size 6^ ; Drachmas, varied, 1 ; all fairly
preserved 5
155 Silver, small sizes. Philip IY, 2 ; Demetrius, 3 ; some well
preserved 5
156 Silver. Demetrius I, obv. diademed and horned Head of the
King to right, rev. BA^IAEOX AHMHTPIOY., Neptune
standing with his right foot on a rock, two monograms
in field, scarce , and well preserved size 8, wt. 265 grs. 1
157 Silver. Antigonus Gonatas, obv. Head of Pan in centre
of a shield, rev. BASIAEIES. ANTirONOY.,* Minerva
hurling a thunderbolt, in field TI. and a helmet, scarce
and well preserved , bnt wants cleaning
size 8£, wt. 261AL- grs. 1
158 Silver. Another, fairly preserved size 9. 1
159 Silver. Another size 8-|. 1
160 Silver. Antigonus Gonatas, the Drachma, obv. Head of
Jupiter to right, rev. BA^IAEDS. ANTirONOY., in field
TI. and a Helmet, Alt. n. 853, extremely rare and well
preserved size 3^, wt. 64 grs. 1
161 Silver. Philip V, obv. bust of the King to right, rev.
BA2JAEG3. <£IAinnOY., a Club and three monograms
within a crown of oak; and outside, the head of a tri¬
dent, rare, and well preserved size 6, wt. grs. 1
162 Silver. Perseus, obv. diademed Portrait to right, rev-
BA2JAED2. nEPXEQS. within a crown of oak, an eagle
on a thunderbolt, two mons., rare and fine , possibly
plated size 9, wt. 23 grs. 1
163 Copper. Kings of Macedon, various, some well preserved 10
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size 2f; Larissa, varied, 6, some well preserved 11
165 Silver. Malienses, obv. head of Bacchus, or a Bacchante,
crowned with ivy, to left, rev MAA[IEON.], a Diota,
a vase at the side, beautiful work, and well preserved,
rare size 3|, wt. 36T3-g- grs. 1
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Silver. Perrhaebia, obv. in a circle, a Horse galloping to
left. rev. in a sunk square, ITEPA., Minerva, with knee
on the ground, holds a lance and shield, varied from Mt.
S. n. 233, very rare , and well preserved
size 2, wt. 14 ^grs.
Silver. Pharcadon, obv. in a circle, a Horse galloping to
right, rev. in a sunk square, <£APKA., Minerva walking,
varied from Mt., very rare , well preserved
size 2, ivt. 12 grs. 2
Copper. Thessalia in gen. ; Crannon, rare and well pre¬
served; Phalanna, rare and ivell preserved, Mt. S. n. 239;
Sciathus, Insula, Mt. n. 189, very rare , and well pre¬
served 4
Copper. Teisiphon, Tyrant of Thessaly, obv. forepart of a
Bull to right, rev. TEI^I4>ONOY., Half Horse to right,
extremely rare , may be unique ; the reverse is the same
as Mt. S. n. 372, but his obverse is the forepart of a
lion, ivell preserved size 2|. 1
ILLYEICUM TO BOEOTIA.
Copper. Apollonia, Illyrici, well preserved ; Ambracia,
Epiri ; Nicopolis of Plautilla; Pyrrhus, ivell preserved ;
Locri 5
Silver. Dyrrhachium ,fiairly preserved, size 5; Locri, rare,
but pierced and poor, size 3 ^ 2
Silver. Epirus in genere sizes 6^- and 3£. 2
Silver. Cassiope, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. KA2-
2ftnAlON., an Eagle on a thunderbolt, the whole
within a crown of oak, cf. Mt. n. 55, very rare , but poor ,
as usual size 4 a # 4
Silver. Damastium, obv. head of Apollo to left, rev. in
a sunk square, AAMA^TI., a Tripod, rare and ivell pre¬
served A size 6, wt. 205^ grs. 1
Silver. Epirus, well preserved, size 5 ; Locri, Corinthian
typ e,fine, size 5^-; Leucas, size 5 £ 3
Silver. Locri Opunti, obv. female Head to left, rev. OnON-
TION., Ajax Oileus ; inside the shield, a serpent ; be¬
tween the feet, a branch of laurel, scarce, fine work and
condition hfc . size 6, wt. 186 grs. 1
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176 Silver. Corcyra, 2; Opus, 2; Aetolia; Phocis, small
sizes , 4 9 '
177 Copper. Phocis in genere, under Onomarchus, General of
the Phocians, b.c. 354 to 352, obv. head of a Ball in
front; rev. in a wreath, ONYMAPXOY., not in Mt., 2-
extremely rare , and well preserved size 3. 1
178 Silver. Delphi, obv. head of a Negro to right, rev. AA.,
head of a Goat, full-face, varied from Mt. S. n. 26, R8, j
extremely rare , and well preserved size 1, wt. 8^0- grs. 1
179 Silver. Boeotia in genere sizes 5, 4, and 2^. 3 /
180 Silver. Boeotia in gen., 2 ; Tanagra ; Thebes, 2 5 .
ATTICA.
181 Silver. Athens, Tetrad rachm of usual Archaic type, and
one of the earliest of its class, scarce and well preserved
182 Silver.
183 Silver.
184 Silver.
185 Silver.
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Others sizes 5 and 6. 2
Others, not quite so early, fairly preserved
size 6. 3
Another, ivell preserved, size 6 ; small sizes, 6 7
Tetradrachms, with names of magistrates: one
with EIIirENHX EE[N]ON., size 8; another, with
AY^AN. TA AYKOE. KAEO<3>AN., size 8$ ; another, with /
EYMAPEIAHE. KAEOMEN. APES., all fairly pre-\
served 3 i
186 Silver. Another, with AIONYEIOX MNAEATOPAIS.,
not in Mt ., size 8 ; Another, with EENOKAHE. APMO-
EENOE, cf. Mt. S. n. 152, size 8, both well preserved 2
187 Silver. Another, same as the last, well preserved , size 8^;
Another, with AHMEA2. EPMOKAHE. AYEIMAX.,
size 8ijf 2
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192 Silver. Achaean League, some well preserved ^#*4^ 14
193 Silver. Corinth, 5 ; Sicyon, 3 ole- 8
] 94 Silver. Argos, some well preserved , 10 ; Arcadia, 3 ;
Megalopolis, 2
195 Copper. Corinth, obv. head of Lais, rev. Bellerophon on
pegasus attacking the chimsera, well preserved , size 5 :
Creta in genere, or possibly Gortyna of Caligula,
rev. Germanicus, rare and well preserved , size 5 ;
Cnossus, Mt. n. 101, scarce and fine , size 4 3
196 Silver. Creta in genere of Caligula, rev. seated figure of
Augustus, rare , and well preserved , size 5 ^ ; Another,
rer. head of Augustus, size 3^
197 Axus, Cretae, ofo. head of Apollo to right, ret?, in
a sunk circle, a Tripod, nzre, o/ rough work , perfect
condition size 7, wtf. I74yrs. 1
198 Silver. Chersonesus, o&r. female Head to left, rev. in a
sunk circle, XEP20., retrograde , Hercules striking with
a club, Mt. n. 45, R.7, of rough work, but perfect pre¬
servation , and rare size 6|, wt. 172^ grs. L
199 Silver. Another, equally fine^^size 6^, wt. 170 grs. 1
200 Silver. Another, same types, but with XEP20NASION.,
rather better work, fine condition, and rare, not in Mt.
size 7, wt. 162T5-5- grs. 1
201 Silver. Cnossus, ob. Head of a Female wearing a tiara to
left, rev. KNfi^I. AP., Labyrinth, Mt. n. 7, scarce, fine
work and condition size 4L wt. 80^ grs. 1
202 Copper. Ceraitae, obv. turretted female Head to right,
rev. KEPAITAN., an Owl, extremely rare , may be unique,
well preserved size 3. 1
*#* Mionnet describes only one coin of this town, and that
of a different type on each side.
203 Silver. Cydonia, Mt. n. 115, scarce, and fairly preserved ,
size 4J ; Ttanus, 2, sizes 2\ and 1, rare 2EW* . 3
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EAEY©..., Apollo, naked, holding up a bow with left
hand, and holding down an apple in right hand, Mt. S.
n. 139, rare and fine size 6, wt. 178-j— grs. 1
205 Silver. Another, obv. head of Apollo to right, rev. EAEY-
©EPNAION., retrograde , naked Figure holding down a
bow in left hand, and holding up an apple [?] in right,
rare, fine size 7, wt. l^f^gns. 1
206 Silver. Another, obv. within a dotted circle, EAEY0EP.,
retrograde , female Head to right, rev. in a dotted circle,
a Man holding a bow in right hand, not in J It., very
rare , ivell preserved , but double struck on reverse
size 8, wt. 17 6-— grs. 1
207 Silver. Gortyna, very rare, but badly struck off, size 7\ ;
Itanus, rare, but pierced and rubbed size 4-§. '2
208 Silver. Gortyna, obv. Europa on a bull walking to left,
rev. within a square, two Calves’ Heads, face to face, no
legend, not in Mt., may be unique, well preserved
size 5-|, wt. 186t3q- grs. 1
209 Silver. Lyttus, obv. Eagle flying to left, rev. AYTTION.,
head of a Boar to right ; the whole within a dotted
square, rare and fairly preserved, varied from Mt.
sixe 6, wt. 187-j^o grs. 1
210 Silver. Lyttus, obv. within a dotted circle, an Eagle flying
to left, rev. in a dotted square, within a sunk square,
AYTTION., a Boar’s Head to right, rare and fine
size 7, wt. 174 grs. 1
211 Silver. Lyttus, fairly preserved, sizes 2^ and 2; Polyr-
henium, size 3, 2 4
212 Silver. Lyttus, well preserved, size 4 : Phalanna, obv.
head of a Female to right, rev. 4>A., between the prongs
of a Trident, the whole within a dotted circle, rare and ^
fairly preserved size 4J. 2
213 Silver. Polyrbenium, obv. within a dotted circle, head of
Jupiter crowned with laurel to right, rev. in a dotted
Circle nOAYPHNiON. [XAPI3©.] ENHX, head of
a Bull, full-face, adorned with bandalets ; below, head
of a lance, Mt. 281, rare, of fine work and very fine
condition size 5-|, wt. 178 grs. 1
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214 Silver. Praesus, obv. Jupiter Aetophorus seated to tbe
left, rev. within a dotted Circle, the forepart of a stag,
Mt. S. n. 271, rare, of fine work, well struck , and in
'perfect preservation Qaw size 7. wt. 164t6q- grs. 1
215 Copper. Boeotia, Messenia, and various towns of Crete,
some fairly preserved, some rare 22
2L6 Silver. Chalcis, Euboeae, 3 ; Carystus? 2; Histiaea, 2 ;
Naxos, Insula, 2, some well preserved '2 fans) 9
2L7 Copper. Chalcis, Euboeae, obv. XAAKIAEON,, a War¬
rior holds a sword, in a quadriga, advancing to right,
rev. 0EOKAH3. IIAYiSANIOY. withi# a^wreath of
laurel, not in Mt., very rare and very fine size 6. 1
218 Silver. Naxos, Insula, obv. a Diota between two bunches
of grapes, rev. Incuse, scarce and fairly preserved
size 5, wt. 180j% grs. 1
219 Silver. Paros, Insula, obv. female Head to right, rev.
ANAHIK. IIAPI. a Goat standing to right, rare and
fine size 5-J, wt. 120^ grs. 1
220 Silver. Syros, Insula, obv. head of a Goat to right, rev.
2JY., a Bunch of grapes, the whole within a circle, very
rare, well preserved size 2, wt. 11 fo 9rs- 1
221 Copper. Polyrhenium, 3 ; Carystus ; Chalcis ; Naxos,
size 5 ; Naxos, of Septimius Severus, size 8J, some well
preserved d*> — 7
222 Copper. Syros, Insula, rare ; Seriphus, rare , 2 ; Tenos,
well preserved ; and Another jifiZ+sJr . 5
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ASIA IN GENEBE TO MYSIA.
223
Silver. Asia in genere, of Claudius, size 7 ; Bithynia, of
Hadrian, size 6^ ; both scarce and fairly preserved /^_^2
' 224 Copper. Dioscurias, Colchidis, Jilt. n. 1, very rare and
well preserved size 3|. 1
Copper. Amasia, Ponti of Severus Alexander, Mt. n. 25,
rare and fine for an Asiatic medalliorydtJj».^size 10^. 1
Silver. Amisus, 3; Sinope, 3, varied, mostly well pre¬
served TKi-MtZ £
Silver. Amisus, 3; Sinope, 5, varied, some well pre¬
served . o
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Salonina, rev. Fortune, Mt. n. 467 , rare and well -pre¬
served, size 5£ 6
229 Silver. Mithradates VI. King of Pontus, obv. diademed
head of the King to right, rev. BA2IAEOS. MI0PA- |
AATOY. EYIIATOPOS., two Monograms, no date, j 25
Pegasus drinking, a star and crescent in field, the
whole in a crown of ivy, rare and fine
fjiAt fiu size 9^, wt. 252^0 grs. 1
230 Silver. Cromna, Paphlagoniae, obv. head of Jupiter to
left, rev. KPOMNA., female Head with tiara, &e., to
left, rare and well preserved, size 3J, wt. grs. ; Cius,
Bithyniae, well preserved , size 2 2
231 Copper. Sesamus, Paphlagoniae, obv. head of Apollo to
left, rev. 3H3A., a two-handled Cup, Mt. S. n. 115, R* .
extremely rare and fairly preserved , size 2 ; Cius, well
preserved , size 1^ /$/• Y.r(i 2
232 Copper. Hadrianotherae, Bithyniae of Hadrian, rev.
Head of a Bear to left, Mt. S. n. 247, rare and well
preserved , size 3 ; Another of Philip sen., rev. Emperor ^
on horseback, Mt. n. 150, rare and fairly preserved ,
size 9a . 2
233 Copper. Heraclea Bithyniae, of Trajan, scarce , size 9 ;
Nicaea, of Antoninus Pius, well preserved , 2 ; Another
of Sept. Severus ; Kicomedia, of Marcus Aurelius, Mt.
S. n. 1078, scarce , well preserved, size 4 5
234 Copper. Nicomedia Bithyniae, of Aurelius and Yerus,
obv. M. AYP. ANTONINOC. A. AYP. OYHPOC.
AYTOKPATOPEC., bare Heads of the Emperors, face
to face, each wearing the paludamentum, rev. NIKOM.
NEQKO. OMOJSTOIA., Concordia sitting in a temple ^
of four columns, Mt. S. n. 1089, rare, of unusually fine
work, and in perfect preservation^ . fine, size 8 J. 1
235 Copper. INTicomedia, of Septimius Severus, rev. a Galley,
Mt. S. n. 1140, scarce and well preserved size 9£. 1
236 Copper. Prusa ad Olympum, Bithyniae, one of Commodus;
another of Tranquillina, 2. Uncertain Prusias : Adra-
mytium Mysiae, 2, Imperial, 3; all well preserved 6
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237 Silver. Nicomedes II, King of Bithynia, usual type,
with date EIIP. (year 185), scarce and very fine
sue 9, wt. 260tV grs. 1
238 Silver. Another, poor sue ^
239 Copper. Antandrus, Mysise, 2 ; Assus, varied, one of
Augustus, 4 ; all well preserved and rare 0
240 Copper. Antandrus, of Com modus, Mt. n. 29, 22. 6, well
preserved size 3.
Camena, Mysise, of Trajan, JSIt. n. 69, E. 8, rev. tEscu-
lapius and Hygeia , fairly preserved size 9. 2
The specimen described by Mionnet bad lost most of
the letters of the magistrate’s name, which is distinct on
this coin of Camena, PV^UJNOC.
241 Electrum. Cyzicus, Mysise, a winged Man, with a head
like a wolf on one knee, holding a tunny fish in his
right hand, rev. incuse, rare and well preserved •
size 5, wt. 247^ grs. 1
242 Electrum. Cyzicus, Hecta, or sixth part of the last coin,
obv . bearded Head to right, rev. incuse, size 1|, wt.
39_3_ grs # j Another, obv. a Lion’s Head to right, rev.
a Calf’s Head, incuse, to right size 1, wt. 38t7-q grs. ;
both ivell preserved * A7 trx • 2
243 Silver. Cyzicus, obv. Head of Ceres to right, rev.
KYBIKHNDN., a Torch, two monograms in field, the
whole within a crown of oak leaves, rare and well pre¬
served size 9 A, ^t. 257-^%- grs. 1
244 Copper. Cyzicus, Autonomous, varied ', and well pre¬
served fo- — 6
245 Copper. Cyzicus, of Marcus Aurelius ; of Commodus ;
of Domna; of Gordian, and of Gallienus. Gargara,
Mysise, 4 ; all ivell or fairly preserved 9
246 Copper. Gargara, 3 ; Gergitus, Mysise, rare , 3 ; all well
preserved 6
247 Copper. Germe, obv. TVXH. nOAEQB., turreted Hem ale
Head to right, rev. TEPMHNON., Pallas holding a
patera over an altar, rare, size 54; three others, 4 ;
Gergitus, 2 ; all ivell preserved /f 6
248 Copper. Germe, some Imperial, 7 ; Lampsacus, Mysise,
two Imperial, 4; Parium, some Imperial, 6; mostly
good coins 17
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249 Silver. Lampsacus, obv. half a winged Sea Horse joined
to half a Lion within a dotted circle, rev. Incuse, not
in Mt. extremely rare , and well preserved
size 4, wt. 125^ grs. 1
250 Silver. Another, equally good , but has lost weight ^
size 4|, lot. 114-j^q grs . 1
251 Silver. Lampsacus, obv. a Lion seated to left with right
paw upraised, rev. half a winged Sea Horse to right,
may be unique , well preserved, but filed on edge
size 4£, wt. 157 grs. 1
252 Silver. Lampsacus, obv. fore part of a Boar to right, rev.
in a sunk square, half a winged Sea Horse to right,
may be unique, fairly preserved
size 4, wt. 143t4^ grs. 1
253 Copper. Lampsacus, obv. head of Bacchus to right, rev.
half a Sea Horse, size 5| ; Parium of Gallienus, size 5,
both fine 2
254 Silver. Parium, some well preserved 8
255 Copper. Pionia,Mysise, of Sept. Severus, rev. Aesculapius,
Mt. n. 711 R. 8, very rare and well preserved
size 4|, .1
256 JElectrum. Pergamus, Hecta, obv. head of Jupiter to right,
rev. within a square formed by lines, a Serpent, fine
work and condition ; another, somewhat varied 2
257 Silver. Pergamus, obv. head of Hercules, rev. Palladium,
rare , size 1 J ; Cistophori, varied and well pre¬
served, 2 3
258 Silver. Cistophori of Pergamus, varied and well pre¬
served 3
259 Silver. Others, varied and fairly preserved 3
260 Silver. Others 4
261 Copper. Pergamus, varied and well preserved, 6 ; Another
of Domitian and Domitia, Mt. S. n. 952, rare and fine,
size 5. 7
262 Copper. Pergamus, 5 ; others, Imperial, 5, all varied and
■well or fairly preserved 10
263 Copper. Pergamus, Imperial, some good coins , varied 7
264 Copper. Pergamus, of Augustus, Mt. S. n. 925, rare;
others, of Gordian, 2 ; of Decius and of Salonina, all
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rare , sue 8 ; Salonina, sue 7, loth fine 2
266 Copper. Perperene, Mysiae, obv. ®6AN. POMHN., female
Head to right rev. Il6Pn6PHNIGN., a bunch of
Grapes, Mt. n. 700, JR. 8, well preserved , size 3i ;
another of Commodus, rev. Bacchus holding a cup
over a panther, rare , not in Mt. size 3 ; another of
Sept. Severus, rev. Aesculapius, rare and well pre¬
served, not in Mt., size 4 3
267 Copper. Pionia, Mysiae, varied and well preserved, 2 ;
Poemaneni, Mysiae, varied from Mt., very rare and
fairly preserved, size 5-J fa — 3
268 Copper. Pionia ; Poroselene, Mysiae, of Sept. Severus ;
rev. Aesculapius, not in Mt., extremely rare , size 3^ ;
uncertain King of Pergamus, all well preserved 3
269 Silver. Teuthrania, Mysiae, olv. full Face, rev. TG. in
monogram, varied work, rare and mostly well pre¬
served, sizes less than 1 5
270 Silver. Orontes, Satrap of Mysiae, olv. a Warrior with
buckler kneeling forward to left, rev. OP., half a
winged Boar to right, extremely rare and fairly pre¬
served size 1\, wt. 40 grs. 1
KINGS OF PEKGAMUS. Silver.
271 Attalus First, usual type, in field of reverse a Leaf and a
Bow, rare, of fine bold work and fine preservation
size 8, wt. 262-^q grs. 1
272 Another, well preserved size 8-J-, wt. 262T3-^ grs. 1
273 Another, same adjuncts, and A. well preserved
size 8, wt. 262-^- grs. 1
274 Attalus Second, obv. laurelled Portrait to right, in field of
reverse A. a Leaf and a Bow, Minerva holds a wreath
in right hand, as it size 9, wt. 263 grs.
275 Another, very well preserved size 9, wt. 262T5^ grs.
276 Another, a bunch of Grapes in field of reverse, fine
sjze wp 262^- grs.
277 Another, fine size 8-*, wt. 261^ grs.
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278 Another, the diadem enfolds a Wreath of laurel, in field of 7
rev. A. a Leaf aud a Bow, fine j y^
size 8, wt. 263tV grs. 1
279 Another, a plain Diadem on obv. in rev. A. on the throne,
a Bow in field, Minerva holds a shield with right q\ ^
hand, a leaf beneath her arm, very fine ///Affirm
size 8, wt. 263t8o grs. 1
280 Another, but with twisted Diadem, as in lot 278, fine
size 8, wt. 261^o grs. 1
281 Another, but with a narrow Fillet, fine
size 8^, wt. 262t5q- grs. 1
282 Another, the Ivyleaf in exergue, well preserved
size 8, ivt. 262-^q grs. 1
283 Another, with laurelled Head, and leaf below the hand of
Minerva, well preserved size 8, wt. 261^ grs. 1
284 Another, with plain narrow Fillet, fairly preserved
size 8^-, wt. 260 grs. 1
285 Attalus Third, ? obv. a Portrait different from either of the
preceding, with twisted diadem ; usual reverse, Minerva
holding a wreath, on her shield a Star, in field A. A., y
a Bow and a Thyrsus, rare and very well preserved
size 9, wt. 256t\ grs. 1
286 Another, with laurel Crown, and in field of reverse A.
a bunch of Grapes and a Bow, well preserved / 2-
t/er- size 7, wt. 256t8q- grs. 1
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2S7 Plectrum. Hecta of Abydus, obv. head of Jupiter Ammon
to right, rev. in a square of four lines, an Eagle, well
preserved size 1, wt. 38 -£0 grs. 1
288 Silver. Abydus, varied , rare 3
289 Silver. Abydus, obv. bust of Diana to right, rev. within a
wreath ABYAHNON. AIOAQPOY., an Eagle strutting
to right, a wreath in front, rare. This magistrate not in
Mt., well preserved size 8, wt. 250 grs. 1
290 Copper. Abydus, varied and well preserved , 7 ; Achilleum,
Troadis, rare and well preserved , 2 9
291 Copper. Abydus of Sept. Severus, rev. APX. <£. AIIPO .
ABYAHN., Cybele holding a sceptre, seated on a lion
walking to right, rare , not in Mt ., well preserved,
szze 10. 1
292 Silver. Alexandria Troas, obv. head of Apollo to left, rev.
AII0AA0N02. 2MI©EO:X A AES AN APEQN . ANTI-
4>AN., date 2AE. (year 236) and a monogram, Apollo
with bow, &c. not in Mt., rare , has suffered in cleaning
ck— size 8, wt. 242j3q g?'s. 1
293 Copper. Alexandria Troas, vailed and well preserved , 6 ;
another of Caracalla, well preserved , size 5 ; another
of Severus Alexander countermarked, fairly preserved,
size 64
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294 Copper. Berytis, Troadis, scarce, 4 ; Cebrenia, some well
preserved, 14 ft) fVuffC 18
295 Silver. Cebrenia, rare, varied and well preserved 4
296 Copper. Colons, Troadis, obv. head of Minerva to left,
rev. between the rays of a Star, KOAONADN. retro¬
grade, extremely rare, fine size 1. 1
297 Silver. Dardanus, Cistophorus, rare and well preserved
size 7, wt. 186t5q grs. 1
298 Copper. Dardanus, varied, scarce and well preserved 3
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299 Silver. Ilium, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev.
A0HNA2. IAIAA03. a mon. in field, Minerva walk
ing to right with spear7and distaff, not in Mt., extremely
rare, but poor size 3£, wt. 56^ grs.
300 Silver . Cnidus Carias, obv. upper part of KNI., head and
paw of a Lion, rev. IAESIN., or possibly <£IAEON., female
Head to right, good work, and fairly preserved
size 2, wt. 26T7-g- grs . 1.
301 Copper. Ilium, varied, 3 ; same of Commodus, 2 ; same
of Caracalla, rev. Scamander, some well preserved G
302 Copper. Neandria, 2; Ophrynium ; Scepsis, 6; same of
Augustus, not in Mt., rare, size 3^. 10
303 Silver. Scepsis, rare , size 2^ ; Tenedos, rare , but poor ,
size j 2
304 Copper. Scepsis, varied sizes, well preserved , 4 ; Sigeum,
varied, some well preserved, 6 10
305 Copper. Scepsis of Faustina Junior, varied from Mt. S.
n. 502, rare and fine size G
Thymbra, obv. head of Hercules to left, rev. 0. between
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306 Copper. Aeolis in genere ; Aegae, 2 ; Cvme, 4 ; all
varied and fine 7
307 Copper. Aeolis in genere ; Aegae, 5 ; Another, of Com¬
modus ; Another, of Sept. Severus ; Cyme, varied, 7 15
308 Copper. Aegae, of Messalina, obv. C6BACTH. M6CA-
A6LNA. (sic), bust of the Empress to right, rev. ^
AITACON., a naked Jupiter standing, holds an eagle'
in right hand, and a hasta in left, not in Mt., very rare
and fine size 3±. 1
309 Silver. Cyme ? obv. a Horse’s Head to right, rev. incuse,
scarce and well preserved f* si^e 4|, wt. 186^ grs. 1
*** The late Mr. Burgon assigned this type to Maronea,
with at least as much reason.
310 Silver. Cyme, Tetradrachm of usual type, with KAA-
AIA2., well preserved size 9, wt. 254t2q grs. I
311 Silver. Cyme, some scarce G
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313 Copper. Cyme, one with FTermus, another with Xanthus,
six others, varied, all well preserved $
314 Copper . Cyme, Autonomous and Imperial, in fair condi¬
tion - - 13
315 Copper. Cyme, of Orbiana, Mt. S. n. 149, rare, size G
Another of Valerian Jun. and Salonina, Mt. S. n. 165, rare,
size 4^, both fine c+P*. 2
316 Copper. Cyme; Another, of Valerian Jun. and Salonina,
rare ; Others, Valerian, varied, 3, all well preserved 5
317 Copper. Cyme, of Valerian, rev. Minerva Jaculatrix,
scarce and fine s^ze 9 2- ^
318 Copper. Cyme, of Valerian ; Others, of Gallienus, 3, all
very well preserved 4
319 Silver. Elaea, obv. head of Minerva to left, rev. EAA. in
a crown of laurel, cfi. Mi. n. 84, extremely rare and
fairly preserved size 1^. wt. 13 grs. 1
320 Copper. Elaea, Autonomous, 10; Imperial, 4, some
fine 14
321 Copper. Erynium, varied, very rare, one fine, two well
preserved 3
322 Copper. Larissa, rare, well preserved 4
323 Silver. Myrina, usual type, well preserved de-
size 8J, wt. 230TV grs. 1
324 Silver. Another, well preserved size 9, tot. 245t5q- grs. 1
325 Silver. Another, fairly preserved / V
size 9£, wt. 221t,0 grs. 1
326 Silver. Myrina, the Drachm, similar types, not in Mt.
very rare size 4, wt. 54-^- grs.
Myrina, obv. female Head full face, rev. within a sunk
square MYPI., head of a goat to right, extremely rare ,
may be unique , fine A*— > 8{ze 3^ wf g_i_ grs 2
327 Copper. Myrina, some fine, 11 ; Others, Imperial, 2 13
328 Copper. Temnus, Autonomous, 8 ; Imperial, 4 ; some well
preserved 12
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329 Copper. Eresus, of Commodus, obv. AVPH. KOMOAOC.
(sic), Portrait to right, rev. EPECIDN., Aesculapius, not
in Mt., rare and well preserved dc— size 5. 1
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330 Electrum. Methymna? obv. half Boar to right, rev.
within a square formed by lines a Lion’s Head
size L§, wt. 38 grs.
Another, very slightly varied size 1, wt. 38-j^ grs. 2
331 Silver or Potin. Methymna? obv. head of Medusa, rev.
incuse, scarce and well 'preserved
size 5, wt. 220t9^ grs. 1
332 Silver. Another, rather more circulated
size 5, wt. 214T8^- grs. 1
333 Copper. Methymna, 2 ; Mytilene, 4, all varied and well
preserved 6
334 Electrum. Mytilene? obv. female Head with ear-ring
and laurel crown to left [Sappho ?] rev. incuse
size 1, wt. 37-^ grs.
Another, obv. female Head to right, rev. between four
lines, a small Head size 1, wt. 38-j%- grs.
both well preserved 2
335 Electrum. Another, similar to the last
size It, wt. 38t9-5- grs. 1
Another, obv. head of a Bacchante crowned with ivy to
right, rev. within four lines a small head of Pan
both well preserved size It, wt. 88-^-$ grs. 2
33 G Silver or Potin. Mytilene ? obv. two Calves’ Heads, &c.
rev. incuse, well preserved 4
337 Silver. Mytilene, obv. head of Apollo to right, rev. MYTI.,
a Lyre, very fine work, rare, and fairly preserved
size 5, wt. 166— grs. 1
338 Silver. Mytilene, some well preserved 9
339 Copper. Mytilene, obv. nPOTH. A6CB0Y. MYTIAHNH.,
turreted Head to right, rev. Jupiter seated, not in Mt.,
rare and fairly preserved size 9.
Another of Pladrian, rare and ivell preserved, but wants
cleaning size 1\. 2
340 Copper. Mytilene, some Imperial 18
341 Copper. Mytilene, of Sabina, rare , size 9^ ; of Caracalla,
size 10 ; of Severus Alexander, size 10 3
342 Copper. Mytilene, obv. ©€0<£ANH3., bare Head of Theo-
phanes, the Historian and friend of Pompey, to right,
rev. MYTIAHNAIDN., Diana riding on a stag to left,
Mt. S. n. 79, B. 8, extremely rare and fine size 4. 1
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Copper. Nape, obv. Head of Apollo to right, rev. NA., a
Panther walking to left, a club? in front, varied from
M.t ., extremely rare and well preserved size j. 1
Copper. Pyrrha, obv. diademate Female Head to left,
rev. IIYP., a Goat to left, rare and very fine, size 2 ;
Another, with an uncertain object in front of the goat,
rare and fine , size 1| 2
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Plectrum. Clazomense, obv. half-winged Boar to right,
rev. a Lion’s Head, incuse, well preserved
fo-size wt. 39 ^ yrs. I
Plectrum. Clazomense, obv. Head of a Bam to left, rev.
Incuse, well preserved size 1, wt. 39^- yrs.
Clazomense, or Dardanus, obv. Head of a Lion to right,
rev. Head of a Cock, incuse, fine
size 1£, wt. 38j%- yrs. 2
Silver. Clazomense, obv. winged Boar to right, rev. Incuse,
well struck and well preserved , size 4, wt. 106^% yrs.
Another, slightly varied, fairly preserved
size 4, wt. 106^- yrs. 2
Silver. Others, fairly preserved ^
size 4, one wt. 106t3q yrs., the other 100 yrs. 2
Silver. Others, similar type, smaller sizes, some well pre¬
served 14
Silver. Clazomense, obv. winged Boar to left, rev. in a
sunk square, Skin of a Lion’s Head, as on coins of
Samos, scarce and very well preserved, size 2\, wt. 54T6^
yrs. ; Another, slightly varied, size 2\ ;
Clazomense, obv. half Boar to left, rev. in an incuse square,
a Lion s Head to left, mouth open, very rare and fairly
preserved size 1^, wt. 17-^j- yrs. 3
Silver. Clazomense, obv. three-quarter Face of Apollo,
rev. KAA. AEOKAINO^., a Swan, rare and fine, size 3 ;
two smaller sizes, different magistrates, well pre¬
served *" g
Silver. Clazomense, varied 5
Copper. Clazomense, obv. Head of Minerva to left, rev.
Head of a Bam, extremely fine, size 2 ; Others, varied,
and well preserved, 4 5
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355 Copper.
356 Copper.
357 Copper.
358 Copper.
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ClazomensD, varied, and well preserved
Clazomense, varied, and fairly preserved
Clazomenae, varied, and fairly preserved
ClazomenaB, autonomous and imperial
Colophon, obv. Head of Apollo to right, rev.
KOAQ$ON., a Lyre, the whole in a sunk square, rare
and fairly preserved, but pierced , size 3
Colophon, obv. Female head crowned with laurel to left,
rev. K0A04>. ^TPATfiN., a Lyre, very rare and fine ,
size 1£ wt . 15 grs. 2
360 Silver. Colophon, varied and rare , but poor 5
361 Copper. Colophon, varied and scarce, fine 5
362 Copper. Colophon aut. 6 ; one of Caracalla, some well
preserved 7
363 Copper. Colophon, of Ofcacilia, size 8 ; Another, of Gral-
lienus, size 6^, both rare varieties and fine 2
364 Silver. Ephesus, obv. within a dotted circle, E<I>., a Bee,
rev. . . PAS., fore part of a stag looking back to a palm 3
tree, rare and fairly preserved size 7, wt. 228^- grs. 1
365 Silver. Ephesus, same types as the preceding, but with
YAAKOS., not in Mt.fine size 4, wt. 85-^- grs. 1
366 Silver. Ephesus, obv. a Bee, rev. incuse, rare , size £ ;
Another, obv. E4>., a Bee, rev. incuse, size 3 ; Another,
obv. E4>. a Bee, rev. AnOAAAS. (not in Mt .), a Stag
standing against a palm tree, size 4 ; Another, obv. E[4>].,
a Bee, rev. E<£., two stags’ heads facing, size 1, all good
coins 4
367 Silver. Ephesus, some ivell preserved 11
368 Silver. Ephesus, Cistophorus, usual type, with BR., a
Lyre, and long torch, fine , size 7, wt. 190^ grs.
Another, with is., a bunch of grapes and long torch,
size 8, wt. 192^- grs. 2
369 Silver. Others, one with Nr., a quiver and a torch, size 7;
Another, with NE., Diana and a torch, size 7, both well
preserved 2
370 Silver. Others, varied , fairly preserved 3
371 Silver. Another, poor ; Ephesus, of Claudius, rev. DIAN
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portraits to left, rev. DIANA. EPHESIA., Statue of
Diana Eph. standing, not in Mt. , scarce and very well
'preserved ^ v size 7. 1
Silver. Ephesus of Hadrian, Mt. S. n. 383, rev. Diana in
a temple, rare size 7. 1
Copper. Ephesus, varied, some well preserved 13
Copper. Ephesus, Imperial, varied, well preserved
Copper. Ephesus, Imperial, fairly preserved
Copper. Ephesus, Imperial, fairly preserved
Copper. Ephesus, Imperial, fairly preserved
Copper. Ephesus, Imperial, poor , some large size
Copper. Ephesus of Elagabalus, rev. Emp. sacrificing to
an image of Diana, Mt. n. 380. This has the sun, or a
star, below the portrait, rare, well preserved size 10. 1
Copper. Ephesus of Severus Alexander, rev. 6I>6CIDN.
TGTPAKIC. NEOKOPON., a turretted female offers her
right hand to a seated figure, who holds a small image ;
on the right of its head the sun, on the left the moon,
not in Mt., may be unigue , ivell preserved , but wants
cleaning size 10^. 1
Copper. Ephesus and Alexandria in alliance of G-ordian
Third, rev. 61>eCIf2N. KAI. AACHANAP6QN. OMO-
NOIA., two Eiver Gods reclining, face to face, one
holding an image of Diana Ephesiana, the other a
Serapis, not in Mt., rare and well pr^served^ size 12. 1
Electrum, Erythrae, Hecta, obv. Head of a Sybil to right,
rev. a burning Torch in a square, formed by lines, Mt. S.
n. 897, R*.,fne size If, wt. 38 grs. 1
Electrum. Another, well preserved, size li, wt. 38t9-q grs.
Erythrae ? obv. Head of Hercules to right, rev. a Bull’s
Head incuse, fairly preserved, size 1^, wt. 38^- grs. 2
Silver. Erythrae, obv. within a dotted circle, a horseman
galloping to right, rev. incuse, scarce and very ivell pre¬
served size 4, wt. 106t8q grs. 1
Silver. Another, size 3-^ ; Erythrae, obv. a Man standing
by a horse, rev. EPY®., a Elower, the whole in a sunk
square, size 3, wt. 70^— grs. ; Erythrae, obv. a Elower,
rev. incuse, size ^ wt. 1 gr. ; Another, in the incuse on
the reverse five dots, size >4— 4
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387 Silver. Erythrse L 10
388 Silver. Erythrse, obv. Head of Hercules, rev. EPY. ATTOP.,
club, quiver, &c., size 2 ; Another, with AnEAAA[2$].,
fine, size 3 ; Another, with API2TEA2., well preser ved ,
size 3 ; Another, with A^KAHHIAAHX AHMAAO^.,
well preserved , size 3 ; Another, with AIONYSIO^.,
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size 3 ; Another, with ASTYNOY3., size 3f; Another,
with AIONY2I02., size 3; Another, with AIOHEI0H2.,
size 3 ; Another, with AE1XS0ENH3., fractured , size
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390 Silver. Another, with AI0NY2I03., size 3 ; Two others,
with MOAIfiN., varied, size 2\ ; Another, with IJEAO-
niAHS ., size 2|
391. Copper. Erythrse, obv. Head of Hercules to right, rev.
EPY., Head of a Bull, with bandalettes, a club behind,
rare and fine, size ; Erythrse, obv. Head of Hercules
to right, rev. EPY., a club, bow and quiver, varied,
both fine , 2 ; Erythrse, rev. a Beacon, well preserved
/Ce**. h size 4. 4
392 Copper. Erythrse, varied, and well preserved 6
393 Copper. Erythrse, varied, and fairly preserved c^L c^L 9
394 Copper. Erythrse, some varied in type, with ArA^IKAHS.
ANTinATPOY., one fine, some well preserved 8 |
395 Copper. Erythrse, with ANASHinO^. AIIATOYPIO . . .,
well preserved; Another, with ANAPON. ANAPO-
20ENOY. ; Others with ANTIOXOX, 3 ; Others with
AnOAAOAOTOS. HPAKAEITOY., 3 8
396 Copper. Others with AIIOAAONI03. AnOAAOAOTOY., 4;
Another with AnOAAONO^. MHTPONA. . . . ; Another
with APION. AIIOAAONOY., well preserved ; Another
with APTEM13N . . . ; Another with APXENOY3., well
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397 Copper. Another with A^KAHniAAHS., well preserved ;
Others with A2TYNOY2. EY0YNOY., 2 ; Others with
AYTONOMOX AYTONOMOY., 4; Others with BATA-
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Another with AAMAAH2. MENEKPATO[Y]. ; Others
with AAMAAH2. APXEANAKTO^., two well preserved,
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Copper. Others with AEINO., and AEINO. EXEMOY., 2 ;
Another with AHMAN. AIONNY.,j£we; Another with
AI0NY2I02. ANASIIIOAIO^., well preserved ; Others
with AIONY^IO^. HPOAOPOY., one well preserved , 2 ;
Another with AHMHTPI02. AIIEAAIO. . . . ; Another
with AIONYSK[OS]. 5 Another with AIONY2I02.
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Copper. Others with AI0NY2I02. IATPOKAEIOY., 4 ;
Others with AIOIIEI0H2. EPMIIHIOX, 2 ; Another
with EIIIKOYPOS.OEP^IONO^., well preserved', Others
with EPMON. AIO<t>ANTOY., 2 9
Copper. Another, with EYAAMAS. nY©If2NOX, well
preserved ; Another, with EYIIOAIX 0EP2HIIIOY. ;
Others, with HPAKAE., 2; Others, with HPAKAE.
EIIIKOYP., 3; Another, with HPO0EMI2. HPAK-
AEITOY. 8
Copper. Another, with ©EOTENH3. EPMOA12PO . . ;
Another, with ©EYrENHS. ©EYrENOY., fine ; Ano¬
ther, with KAAAI2. ; Others, with AAMIIPO^.
AAMIIPoY. one fine, 2; Others, with MENEKAH.
API^ToAH., one fine, 2 ; Others, with MENEKPATH2.
AEMEoY.^we, 2 9
Copper. Others, with MHTPA2. AAMAAOY., one fine, 3 ;
Another, with MOAIfiN. ; Another, with MO AIQN.
AIONY^IO[Y], well preserved; Another, with IIO-
AYXAP. ; Another, with NIKIA2. NIKAIOY. ; Another,
with IIOAYKPITO^., fine ; Others, with IIOAYKPI-
TOX IIOAYKPITOY., 5 13
Copper. Another, with IIY0OMNH2T., fine; Another,
with $IAOKPATH2.EYnOAIAO[2].,^?; Others, with
$IA0N.HP020NT02.,4; Others, with XAPMH2.,om>
fine , 5
Copper. Erythrae, some well preserved 21
Copper. Erythrae, Imperial yi
Copper. Oambrium, two well preserved 4
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408 Copper. Heraclea, obv. I6PA. CYNKAHT02., head of the
Senate to left, rev. HPAKAEQTON., Fortune, Mt. S.
n. 975, rare , and well preserved size 8-|. 1
409 Copper. Heraclea, Imperial 3
410 Silver. Lebedus and Teos, or Olazomenae and Teos ?
obv. two Rama’ Heads to right, an engrailment behind,
rev. in an incuse square, a Griffin seated to right, may
be unique , well preserved size J, wt. 8^ grs. 1
411 Copper. Lebedus, varied, rare and fairly preserved 3
412 Silver. Magnesia, obv. a Horseman galloping to right,
a monogram below, rev. MArN. KAEAPXO^., a humped
Bull, or Bison, butting to right ; the whole in a circle,
representing the Meander, rare and well preserved
size 4^, wt. 84 grs. 1
*** Mionnet has no silver of this Magistrate.
413 Silver. Another, with AYKOMIIA., Mt. n. 603, rare
size 4 J, wt. 105 grs. 1
414 Silver. Another, with A below the horse, and on r< i .
ANAEArOPAX AHMHTPIOY., Mt. n. 600, very rare
size 4J, wt. 74 f^grs. 1
415 Silver. Magnesia, usual type, well preserved , but both
have missed a part of the magistrate1 s name size 2. 2
416 Copper. Magnesia, autonomous, 4 ; Imperial, 12 16
417 Copper. Magnesia of Gordian, rev. 6n. T. AHM0N6I-
KOY. MArNHTQN., a Wolf? walking to left, towards
a pyramid, from which projects the branch of a tree,
notinMt., rare andivell preserved , size 8; Another of
Otacila, rare reverse , size 8; Another of Philip jun.,
size 5, both well preserved 3
418 Copper. Metropolis of Severus Alexander, obv. Bust, &c.,
rev. em. CTP. AVP. TOV. MHTPOnOAGITON.,
Jupiter Aetophorus, seated to left, not inMt., very rare
and well preserved size 10^. 1
419 Copper. Metropolis, of Severus Alexander ; Julia Mamaea ;
Maximinus ; Maximus ; Gordian ; Tranquillina, 2 ;
Philip sen.; Valerian, well preserved; Gallienus, well
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420 &7t>er. Miletus, ofo>. Head of Apollo to left, rev. AHM02-
0ENH2., monogram of Miletus, a Lion standing to left,
and looking back, a star above, cf. Mt . S. n. 1180, rare
and fine size wt 100 9r*- 1
421 Silver. Miletus, similar type, but smaller sizes, one well
\ preserved
422 Copper. Miletus, varied, 3 ; Another of Augustus, rev.
MIAH2ION. AIAYMEY2., Apollo Did. standing, with
lyre, &c., rare and well preserved , size 5 ; Another of
Domna, size 6 &to 5
423 Silver. Hecataeus, Tyrant of Miletus ? obv. [EKA.],
a Lion’s Head to left, rev. a Star, size 3 ; Six of smaller
size, somewhat varied ^
424 JElectrum. Phocea, Hecta, obv. Eemale Head to left,
a seal below, rev. incuse ; Another, obv. a Helmet, rev.
incuse, both well preserved 2
425 JElectrum. Others, varied 3
426 Silver. Phocea, obv. head of a Griffin to left, rev. incuse,
Mt. S. n. 1304, rare and well preserved, size 1 ; Phocea,
small sizes, 7 8
427 Copper. Phocea, varied, and well preserved 5
428 Copper. Phocea, varied, mostly well preserved 6
429 Copper. Phocea, varied .. ... 7
430 Copper. Phocea of Caracalla, rev. a seated Eemale, hold¬
ing a bough, Ac., as Mt. S. n. 1351 ; he says that T6PH.,
which he reads in the field, is the name of a fountain
reverenced by the Phoceans ; but on this coin the last
letter looks more like M. than H., rare and well pre¬
served size 10. 1
431 Copper. Phocea, Imperial, varied, and fairly preserved 6
432 Copper. Phocea, Imperial, varied . 7
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Copper. Phygela, obv. bust of Diana Munychia, nearly
full-face, with necklace, rev. <J>YI\ 2DKPATH[2]., a Bull
butting to left against a palm-tree, cf. Mb. n. 885, rare
SfiVc*# size 2*. 1
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Copper. Phygela, obv. Female Head, with ear-ring and
necklace, to right, rev. <£Yr., a Bull butting to right,
an astragalus ? below, not in Mt ., rare and very fine
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436 Silver. Priene, obv. head of Minerva to left, rev. IIPIH.
AY5ArO[pas.], head of a Trident ; the whole within a ]
circle formed of the turnings of the Meander, Mt. '4
n. 890, rare and fine size 3, wt. 51 fo9rs‘ ^
437 Copper. Priene, obv. BIAS., portrait of Bias, one of the
Seven Wise Men, to right, rev. IIPIHNEQN., a Soldier '
holding a hasta in left hand, and some uncertain object :
in the right, stands with face turned to the left, not in !
Mt ., extremely rare , and ivell preserved fia*^~2size 3. 1 ,
438 Copper. Priene, varied, and fairly preserved — 7 :
439 Copper. Priene, varied 9 ,
440 Silver. Smyrna, obv. head of a Leopard, rev. incuse,
divided by four bars, size J, 2 ; Another, obv. within a j
dotted square, a Leopard’s Head, rev. incuse, a Star in
the middle of a square formed by two lines on each
side, very rare , and well preserved d* —
size 1£, wt. 24t9q- grs. 3
441 Silver. Smyrna, similar to the above, somewhat varied 5
Mionnet has no silver of this type under Smyrna, but
the gold coin, No. 1388 of the Supplement has a similar
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Silver. Smyrna, obv. turretted Head to right, rev. 2MYP-
NAION. APTEMON., a Lion walking to right, the whole
in a crown of oak-leaves, not in Mt., rare and well
preserved , but not sharply struck up
sixe 10, wt. 25 6^ grs. 1
Silver. Another, with EPMIOTIO^. ^IIIYAOY., Mt. S.
n. 1393, rare and fairly preserved size 8|, wt. 253 grs. 1
Silver. Another, with AIONY2IOX, Mt. S. n. 1392, rare
and well preserved size «H, wt. 258 grs. 1
Silver. Another, with HPAKAEIAH2. and a monogram,
Mt. n. 914, rare and well preserved , but wants cleaning ,
as do some others of this town size 8-|, ivt. 2 56 grs. I
Silver. Another, with 06OTIMOC., not in Mt. ; this and
the preceding one are of better work than usual , rare and
well preserved size 8|, wt. 255 grs. 1
Silver. A nother, with MHTPOAOPOC. and a monogram,
not in Mt., of good work, rare and well preserved
XccU iA size 8^, wt. 253 f-^grs. 1
Silver. Another, with M02X05-, not in Mt., rare
ft size 10, wt. 24 ^—^grs. 1
Silver. Another, with NIKO^TPATOX, not in Mt., rare
and fairly preserved size 9-j, wt. 252~q grs. 1
Silver. Smyrna, obv. laurelled Eemale Head to right,
rev. [2]MYPNAION. 2APAIIION., Homer seated to
left, not in Mt., very rare and fine
size 4-|, wt. 55~o ffrs. 1
Copper. Smyrna, obv. OMHPOC., Homer seated to right,
rev. CMYPNAION. in a wreath, rare and fairly pre¬
served, size 5 ; Smyrna, varied, all fine 4
Copper. Smyrna, varied, and ivell or fairly preserved 10
Copper. Smyrna, varied, and well or fairly preserved 10
Copper. Smyrna, varied, and fairly preserved 10
Copper. Smyrna, varied 12
Copper. Smyrna 20
Copper. Smyrna of Caracalla, rev. CMYPNAION. nPO-
TON. ACIAC. T. NCOKOPON. TON. C6B. em. AVP.
XAPIAHMOY., three Temples of four columns, a wreath
on the top of each, a seated figure in centre temple,
which is inscribed PO., a standing figure with spear in
each of the others, slightly varied from Mt. S. n. 1788,
rare and very fine size 13£. 1
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458 Copper. Smyrna of Septimius Severus, size 10; Another
of Gallienus, well preserved, size 9| 2
459 Copper. Smyrna of Caius, Mt. n. 1219, rare and well
preserved ; Another of Julia Titi, rare and fairly pre¬
served ; Another of Valerian, fine ; Others of Gallie¬
nus, varied and fine, 5 (cu. ^ 8
460 Copper. Smyrna of Nero ; Another of Domitia, rare ;
Another of Trajan; Another of Faustina junior;
Another of Domna ; Another of Geta ; all fairly pre¬
served fv — 6
461 Copper. Smyrna of Gallienus, varied and fine, 5 ; Others
of Salonina, varied, and well preserved , 2 7
462 Copper. Smyrna, Imperial, small sizes 15
463 Copper. Smyrna, Imperial, large sizes 12
464 Silver. Teos, obv. a Griffin seated to right, with left paw
uplifted, rev. incuse, divided by four bars, rare and well
preserved , size 4^, wt. 183^ grs. 1
465 Silver. Another, with a bunch of grapes on a branch be¬
low the paw of the griffin, rare and well preserved,
size 5J, wt. 182 grs. ; Teos, same type, without adjunct,
well preserved, size \\ 2
466 Silver. Another, with a caduceus in front of the griffin,
rare and fairly preserved, size 5, wt. 182t5q- grs. ; Teos,
same type, without adjunct, size 1 2
467 Silver. Teos, obv. Griffiu, rev. ATN[ON.] THI[ON.] on
the bars of the incuse, size 2f- ; and five others, all are
scarce, and most well preserved 6
468 Copper. Teos, varied, scarce and well preserved 5
469 Copper. Teos, varied, scarce 8
470 Copper. Teos, scarce 10
471 Copper. Teos of Augustus, obv. 5EBA2T03. KTI2THX,
bare head of Augustus to right, rev. THION., Bacchus,
semi-draped, holding a thyrsus in left hand, and a can-
-tharum in his right hand over the head of a seated
griffin, varied from Mt. n. 1496, rare and well pre¬
served fe*. . He size 4^. 1
472 Copper. Teos of Antoninus Pius, rev. THIQN., Bacchus,
with a panther at his feet, walking to left, rare and ivell
preserved size 9^. 1
Mionnet has no coins of this Emperor.
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473 Copper. Teos of Valerian, rev. Bacchus seated, not in Mt .,
rare and well preserved , size 7| ; Teos of Gallienus,
varied, 2 ; Teos of Valerian jun., rev. Anacreon seated,
Mt. S. n. 1952, rare and well preserved, size 4
ISLANDS ADJACENT TO IONIA.
474 Electrum. Chios, obv. a Sphinx seated to right, rev. a
deep incuse Square, Mt. S. n. 1, but here the square is
not divided into 4 parts, very rare and well preserved
size 4£, wt. 21 6^ grs. 1
475 Electrum. Another, from different dies on both sides,
rather better worJc and equally well preserved
tb— size 4L wt. 215t’o- grs. 1
These two coins belong to the same standard as the
stater of Clazomene in the Thomas Collection, lot 2129,
which weighed 217 grains.
476 Electrum. Chios, obv. half- winged Lion to left, rev. in
a sunk square formed by four lines a Sphiux seated to
right, cf. Mt. n. 3, very rare and fine
Sr— size If, wt. 38T5o grs. 1
477 Silver. Chios, obv. Sphinx seated to left, a diota? in
front, rev. a deep incuse square divided into four parts,
Mt. n. 5, very rare size 4, wt. 118 grs. 1
478 Silver. Chios, obv. Sphinx seated to left, a diota in front?
and above that a bunch of grapes, rev. APTEMON. on
the bar of a square, not in Mt., good work and fairly pre¬
served, size el\, wt t 53t8q- grs. ; Chios, obv. Sphinx seated
to left, a bunch of grapes in front, rev. in a Crown of
ivy E^TAKTS. XI02., a diota, not in Mt., fairly pre¬
served siZG 4ji? Oly-Q grs. 2
479 Silver. Chios, varied, and rare, but poor 4
480 Copper. Chios, obv. Sphinx seated to right, rev. OMHPOC.,
Mt. n. 89, but not retrograde, Homer seated to left,
very rare and fairly preserved, size 4 ; Another, butr
Homer is seated to right, rare and very well preserved
size 3. 2
48.1 Copper. Chios, varied, and well preserved 5
482 Copper. Chios, varied, and fairly preserved
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483 Copper. Chios, varied, 10 ; Oenae, of Icaria, scarce , and
well preserved, size 4£ 11
484 Copper. Chios, 14 ; Oenae, well preserved , size 4 15
485 Silver. Samos? obv. the forepart of some animal, with
the head bent down, rev. a deep incuse, scarce and well
preserved size 4^, wt . 183t2-q (jrs. 1
*** This has been assigned to Cherronesus. The form of
the incuse points rather to Ionia or Caria than to
Europe.
486 Silver. Samos, obv. ITalf-boar to left, rev. in a sunk
square, with dotted lines, head of a Bull to left, very ^
rare, somewhat rubbed in ancient times , otherwise ivell
preserved M*ff*~*~ size 4, wt. 138T8^ grs. 1
487 Silver. Samos, Skin of a lion’s head, rev. EA., head and
neck of a hull, a wheel above, varied from Mt., rare and
well preserved size 5, wt. 202T3^ grs. 1
488 Silver. Samos, obv. Skin of the lion’s head, rev. HTHE-
IANAE. EA. and a mon. half Bull to right, with a fes¬
tooned ornament round his neck, and a branch of laurel
behind, fine work and very ivell preserved on reverse ,
but slightly corroded on obverse , Mt. S. n. 139, rare
fe — size 6, wt. 222y3y grs. 1
489 Silver. Samos, obv. as the last, rev. in an incuse square a
Bull’s Head to right, size §, one well preserved , 2;
Samos, obv. Half-winged Boar to right, rev. EA., a Lion’s
Head to right, a branch below, all in an incuse square,
fairly preserved , size 1 ; Samos, obv. prow of a Ship,
rev. EA., a Hiota and laurel branch, sizes £ and 1,
fairly preserved , 2 ; all scarce or rare fby**' 5
490 Silver. Samos, some well preserved — 7
491 Copper. Samos, ANKA. ... a man standing with hasta
in left hand, and a garment hanging on his right arm,
rev. CAMION., a Peacock walking to right, see Mt. S.
n. 174, for a similar observe, rare , size 3 ; and 4 others,
varied, all well preserved ^ 5
492 Copper. Samos, some well preserved 17
493 Copper. Samos, Imperial, some well preserved — - 11 /
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494 Copper. Aba, 2 ; Alabanda of Domna, rev. Fortune, Mt.
n. 33, counterm arked, rare, size 9^ ; Alabanda of Cara-
calla, rev. a Branch of Laurel with bandalette, Mt. S.
n. 39, rare and well preserved, size 7 4
495 Copper. Alinda, obv. head of Apollo to right, rev. within
a Crown of Laurel, AAIAEON. APTIMIA. (ut videtur),
a winged Thunderbolt, varied from Mt., rare and fine
size 3b 1
49G Silver. Antiochia, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. in a
circle indented to represent the Maeander, ANTIOXEON,
.... AAX, an Eagle standing to left, a winged cadu-
ceus in front, not in Mt., extremely rare, but poor
size 7, wt. 233 grs. 1
497 Copper. Antiochia, autonomous, 5 ; Imperial, 4 ; scarce ,
and some ivell preserved 9
498 Silver. Aphrodisias, obv. veiled female Head to right,
rev . MHNOAOTOC., an Eagle standing to left on
a thunderbolt, rare, but poor, not in Mt., size 4 ; Cnidus,
obv. a Lion’s Head with open mouth to right, rev. in an
incuse square an archaic female H^ad, rare of this deno¬
mination, and fairly preserved size^\,wt. 180 fo grs. 2
499 Copper. Aphrodisias, obv. female Head to right, rev. in a
sunk square A4>., a winged Thunderbolt, not in Mt.,
rare, size 1^ ; Aphrodisias, obv. IEPA, BO YAH., veiled
female Head to right, rev. AFPOACICICOY., Jupiter
seated to left, holding a hasta in right ^hand^and a Vic¬
tory in left, varied from Mt. n. 113, sizeJ%\, both fine 2
500 Copper. Aphrodisias, varied, scarce 6
501 Copper. Aphrodisias of Caius Caesar, not in Mt., rare
and well preserved, size 3 ; Imperial of Aphrodisias,
some well preserved, 9 10
502 Copper. Apolonia, head of Jupiter to right, rev. in a
wreath of oak AnOAAONIATQN., a Thunderbolt, see
Mt. S. n. 166, rare , size 4^
Apollonia of Livia, obv. EEBASTH., Portrait to right,
rev. KA AAinnOS. AnO AAO N I ATON. , Bacchus stand¬
ing with a thyrsus in left hand, and cantharus in right,
not in Mt., rare, size 3; both fine 2
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Copper. Apollonia of Augustus, obv. 2EBA2T03., bare
head of the Emperor to right, rev. AHOAAQNIATQN.
KAAAIHIIOS. AP . . . . , Apollo standing, holding a
branch in left hand and an uncertain object in right,
varied from Mt. S. n. 171, in which the spelling is in¬
correct, rare and fine, size 4^ ; Livia, as before, one well
preserved , 3 4
504 Silver. Bargylia, obv. female Head to right, rev. in a
dotted circle BAPrYAIHTON., a Stag standing to right
over a caduceus, not in Mt., very rare and well pre¬
served, but oxydised size 3, wt. 33t^- yrs. 1
Silver. Another, but the reverse is surrounded by a
Crown of Laurel, and in place of a caduceus is an un¬
certain object, equally rare and well preserved 1
Silver. Cnidus, some well preserved 7
Copper. Cnidus, varied, one well preserved, 3 ; Halicar¬
nassus, varied, some well preserved, 9 12
Silver. Halicarnassus P obv. Pegasus galloping to left,
rev. in an incuse square the fore-part of a Bull, of
doubtful appropriation, but very rare and fiairly pre¬
served ; it has been cut to try the metal
size 4, wt. 143t8q- yrs. 1
509 Silver. Halicarnassus, obv. head of Medusa, rev. AAI-
KAP. 4>ANO., head of Minerva to right, not in Mt. rare,
and well preserved , but wants cleaning
size 4, wt. 72JL- CJrs. 1
510 Silver. Halicarnassus, obv. female laurelled Head to right,
( surely not Apolla, as Mt. S. n. 227) rev. AAIKAPNA25-
2EDN., a Lyre, very rare, size 2-| ; Halicarnassus, obv.
head of Medusa, rev. head of Minerva, good work, rare,
size 1^; Another, with a spear head behind bust of
Minerva, scarce, size 1, all well preserved 3
Silver. Halicarnassus, all rare or scarce, some well pre¬
served — " 5
Copper. Halicarnassus of Hadrian, rev. AAIKAPNA2. «
2 . . . . HPOAOTOC, bust of the Historian to right }
extremely rare and fairly preserved, size 4 1
Mionnet S. Ho. 302, has described a tooled coin, to which
he places the unique mark of rarity. This specimen
has not been tampered with, and shows the letters
somewhat different from Mionnet’ s suggested restoration.
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Copper. Harpasa of Domitian, rev. Jupiter seated, Mt.
has no coins of this Emperor , rare and fine, size 4 ; Har¬
pasa of Gordian, rev. a Eiver God, Mt. S. n. 330 JR6,
size 5. 2
Silver. Iasus, obv. head of Apollo to right, rev. IA.
nANT . . . a Man swimming holding a dolphin, no
silver of this town in Mt., extremely rare and well pre¬
served size 3£, wt. 65t8q grs. 1
Copper. Iasus, obv. heads of Apollo and Diana, rev.
IA. TAINO., a Man astride a dolphin, varied from Mt.
extremely rare and fairly preserved, size 4 ; Jasus, obv.
a Child’s Head to right, rev. IA., head of a Earn to right,
may be uniqne, fine , size £ 2
Copper. Mylasa, obv. half Horse, rev. Trident, rare and
fine, size 2; Mylasa, obv. double Hatchet, rev. MY., Tri¬
dent see Mt. n. 298, rare and ivell preserved, size f ;
Myndus, varied, 2 4
Silver. Myndus, obv. laurelled head of Jupiter sur¬
mounted by a lotus to right, rev. MYNAION. AHOA-
AON., a Lotus, not in Mt., rare and fine, size 3£, wt.
60-Aq- grs. ; Myndus, obv. head of a Bacchante to right,
rev. MYNAION. MHNOAOT[OX], a Thunderbolt, none
ivith this obverse in Mt., very rare and well preserved,
size 2~, wt. 30^ grs. 2
Silver. Myndus, rare, varied, and fairly preserved 4
Copper. Nysa, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. NV-
CACU1N., a Female standing to right, notin Mt., fairly
preserved, size 2 ; Nysa of Valerian, rev. Lunus standing,
Mt. n. 402, scarce and fine, size 8 2
Copper. Paleopolis, of Septimius Severus, re. nAACOHOA-
6ITON., Jupiter seated to left, may be unique , very well
preserved s[ze 7. 1
Silver. Stratonicea, obv. head of Diana to right, sur¬
mounted by a crescent, rev. in a sunk Square, ETPA., a
Victory walking to right, varied from Mt. n. 426, very
rare, size 2f- ; Stratonicea, obv. female Head to left, rev.
2TPAT . . . ., a Tripod, not in Mt., rare , size 1£,
both fairly preserved 2
Copper. Stratonicea, varied, fine
Copper. Stratonicea, varied, well preserved 5
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525 Copper. Stratonicea, of Severus and Domna, rev. a Female
holding a torch, pierced , size 11 ; Stratonicea of Cara-
calla and Geta, similar reverse, countermarked on ob¬
verse, and as usual, the head of Geta is defaced, size 10,' ;
both rare , but poor 2
526 Silver. Taba, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev. TABH-
NGN. K A A., Victory marching to right, J\lt. No. 458, It 8 . / /o
w ell preserved '"//V size 2i, wt. 29t8o grs. 1
527 Silver. Taba, obv. head of Hercules to right, rev. Legend,
as Mi. S. n. 508, but Mars walking to right instead of
Diana Eph., &c. &c., may be unique , pierced and rubbed /
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528 Silver. Taba, both rare , but poor fir" 2
529 Silver. Taba, of Augustus, rev. TABHNU1N. and a
monogram, the emperor seated to left, holding a hasta ^
in left hand and a victory on his right, may be unique ,
very well preserved size 4, wt. 55 grs. 1
530 Copper. Taba, some ivell preserved, 6 ; Taba, of Germani-
cus and Drusus, Mt. S. n. 530, llB ., well preserved ,
size 4J ; Taba, of Domna, rev. Fortune, size 6J
531 Copper. Taba, of Gallienus, rev. a Satyr walking to right,
not in Mt., size 9| ; Taba, of Salonina, rev. Fortune,
Mt. S. n. 549, i73., size 5J, both fine 2
532 Copper. Telemissus, obv. head of the Sun full-face, rev.
TEAEMH2S2EDN., Apollo seated on a cortina, &c.,
Mt. S. n. 552 A*. ( i.e . unique ), extremely rare and
fairly preserved size 2%. 1
533 Copper. Trapezopolis, obv. I6PA. BOYAH., veiled Head to
right, rev. TPAnCZOnOA6ITO[N.], Venus and Cupid,
Mt. n. 490, rare and fairly preserved , size 5^ ; Tripolis, ^
ob. AH[M]OC., young Head to right, rev. TPinOACI-
TON., Fortune, Mt. n. 505, scarce and fine, size 7. 2
534 Copper. Tripolis, obv. I6PA. CVNKAHT[OC.], bare
Head to right, rev. TPinOACITON., Latona carrying
two babies, near an urn, beneath which is inscribed on
the table supporting it, nY01A., and some word on the
urn, from which two branches extend upwards, a diota
below the table, Mt. n. 512, from aptparently a poor
specimen , as he has omitted much. Hare and fairly pre¬
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535 Copper. Tripolis, obv. AFIMOC., rev. a River god, fairly
preserved , size 64 ; Tripolis, obv. head of the Sun, rev.
Telesphorus, size 3 ; Tripolis, of Domna, rev. the
Meander, rare, no coins of this empress in Mt ., size 8 3
536 Copper. Tripolis, of Philip senior, rev. a seated Female,
not in Mt., size 10 ; Tripolis, of Philip junior, rev. a
River god, Mt. n. 537, size 7 2
537 Copper. Tripolis, of Gallienus, rev. Latona in a temple,
Mt. S. n. 592, rare and fairly preserved, size 9^; Tripo¬
lis, of Salonina, Mt. S. No. 593, rev. Latona and J upiter,
rare, but poor, size 94 2
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538 Silver. Maussolus, one with wreath in field, Mt. n. 5, all
scarce sizes 2\ and 3. 4
539 Silver. Hidrieus, usual type, without adjunct, rare and
well preserved size 4J, ict. 102T3F grs. 1
540 Silver. Pixodarus, usual type, good work and condition,
rare size 4.^, ivt. 103-^ grs. 1
541 Silver. Others, poor sizes 4| and 3J. 2
542 Copper. Astypalea, Insula, obv. head of Medusa, rev. the
Harpa of Perseus, Mt. S. n. 1, but no letters here, size 2 ;
Astypalea ? obv. head of Medusa, rev. head of Minerva,
size 3 ; Astypalea of Tiberius, rev. Victory, Mt. n. 3,
size 84, all rare and fairly preserved 3
543 Copper. Calymua, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev.
K A AY., a Lyre, very rare and fine, size 2f ; Calymna,
same obv., rev. KAA[Y]., veiled female Head to right,
very rare and fairly preserved, size 2-f-. 2
544 Copper. A similar lot 2
545 Silver. Cos, Insula, obv. KOS., Apollo dancing with tam¬
bourine before a tripod, between which and himself is a
club, not in Mt., rev. in a Square formed by dotted
lines, a crab, very rare and fairly preserved
size 7, wt. 236^ grs. 1
546 Silver. Another, same adjunct, of better work than usual
with this type, and well preser ved, size 6, wt. 2534W Qrs. 1
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547 Silver. Cos /obv. head of Hercules to left, rev. KOIO . . .
KAEITANI2P., a crab, a club below ; the whole within
a square formed by dotted lines, magistrate not in Mt.,
rare and well preserved 6,wt. 22 yrs. 1
548 Silver. Cos, obv. Head of Hercules to left, rev. in a
square formed by dots KAIO. [K0]1D[N]., a Crab,
below which is a club, very rare, not in Mt., fairly pre¬
served, but covered with oxide size 5^,wt. 221 yo yrs. 1
549 Silver. Cos, varied, two ivell preserved c 4
550 Copper. Cos, obv. bead of Apollo to right, rev. KOION.
AP1CTOKAH., a Lyre formed of a skull ; the whole
within a crown of laurel, fine , size 6 ; Cos, varied, ivell
preserved, 4 5
551 Copper. Cos, varied, some well preserved 10
552 Copper. Nicias, Tyrant of Cos, obv. NIKI AS., bare Head
to right, rev. EIPIINAP0O2 KOIQN., Head of
Aesculapius to right, not in Mt., very rare , and
unusually well preserved size 8%. 1
553 Copper. Cos, of Tiberius, rev. 204>0KAH2 TIMOEE-
NOY. EIPANA., female Head to right, not in Mt., rare
and fine, size 4 ; Cos, of Titus, and of Antoninus Pius,
both fairly preserved and rare, size 3| 3
554 Silver. Leros, Insula? various little coins, some well pre¬
served 1 1
555 Silver. Megiste Insula, obv. head of the Sun to left, in a
radiated crown of rays, rev. ME.^Bak^stium, Mt. S.
n. 338, B*.,fine work and condition , size 2 \,wt. 45 yrs. 1
556 Copper. Nisyrus, Insula, obv. bearded Head to right, rev.
a Dolphin, rare and well preserved, size 1£ ; Rhodus,
three fine varieties, small sizes — 4
557 Silver. Rhodus, obv. full-face of the Sun, rev. POAION.
AMEINI AS., Balaustium, in field a prow fMt. S. n. 172,
rare and fairly preserved size G£, wt. 190 yrs. 1
558 Silver. Rhodus, usual type, with En.; and adj. of a bunch
of grapes on reverse, fine, size 4, wt. 103*^ yrs. ; Ano¬
ther, with POAION. E., same adjunct, size 4 2
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560 Silver. Another, as the last, and four small sizes, varied,
all well preserved
561 Silver. Rhodus, varied, and well preserved
Rhodus, varied, and fairly preserved
Rhodus, varied, and fairly preserved
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565 Copper. Rhodus, obv. full-fcce of the Sun, rev. PO.
S4>AIPOS., Rose, Mt. No. 215, scarce and well preserved,
size 9f ; Rhodus, obv. radiated head of Bacchus to left,
rev. Victory, scarce, size 10^ 2
566 Copper. Rhodus, varied, and well preserved 5
567 Copper. Rhodus, varied, and fairly preserved ^ 8
568 Copper. Astyra, Rhodi, obv. head of Diana? to right,
rev. AS., a Diota, a new combination of types , may be
unique, well preserved • size 1. 1
569 Silver. Ialysus-Rhodi ? obv. half Boar to left, rev.
within an engrailed sunk Square, the head of an
eagle to left, fine and extremely rare
size 4J, wt. 147T27yrs. 1
*#* Por a type somewhat resembling the above, with legend,
see Ivanoff Catalogue, lot 357.
570 Silver. Lindus, Rhodi ? obv. forepart of a Lion with open
mouth, rev. Incuse, somewhat in form like the flower on
coins of Camirus, extremely rare but poor
size 4, wt. 166 grs. 1
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571 Copper. Lycia in genere, 3 ; Apollonia, obv. All., female
Head to left, rev . a Sphinx, size 1, all rare and fine , or
well preserved
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572 Copper. Apollonia, of Domna, rev. Victory, rare and well
preserved size 9£. 1
573 Copper. Apollonia, of Gallienus, rev. the Emperor in a
temple, Mt. n. 11, j R6., fairly preserved , but of rough
execution size 12. 1
574 Copper. Balbura, obv. an Eagle, rev. BAABOYPEDN.,
a Thunderbolt, extremely rare and fairly preserved
size Si. 1
575 Copper. Caunii ? 3; Cragus, varied, 2; Limyra, size 1,
all rare and well preserved 6
576 Silver. Cragus, obv. diademed head of Apollo to right,
rev. AYKION. KPAT., a Lyre, the whole in a sunk
square, varied from Mt., n. 20, rare and fairly preserved,
size 3 ; Heraclea or Perecle ? obv. Skin of the Lion’s
Head, rev. Triquetra, well preserved , size 3 2
577 Silver. Massicytes, obv. AY., laurelled head of Apollo to
right, rev. MA., a Lyre, adj. a tripod, the whole in a
sunk square, Mt. n. 34, of unusually fine work , and very
well preserved , rare size 3J, wt. 27 grs. 1
578 Silver. Massicytes, well preserved, size 2f ; Another of
Augustus, obv. AY., bare head of the Emperor to right,
rev. MA., two Lyres, a branch between them, and an
owl above, not in Mt., fine 7 7 size 5, wt. 52t8q- grs. 2
579 Silver. Massicytes, ivell preserved, size 2| ; Another of
Augustus, fine, size 4| <4 — 2
580 Silver. Massicytes, varied, 2 ; Another of Augustus, well
preserved ^ 3
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Podalia P obv. Human Eye ? rev. incuse, very rare , and
well preserved , sizes \ and 2 ; Uncertain of Lycia,
obv. Head of Minerva, rev. a Quiver, fairly preserved
and rare , 2 4
Copper. Massicytes, varied, one fine , the others fairly pre¬
served 4
Copper. Myra, o&y. MY., head of Apollo to right, rev.
a Lyre in a crown of laurel, Mt. S. n. GO, rare , a beau -
tiful coin , covered with blue patina f*— size 3-g. 1
Copper. Myra of Gordian, Juno Pronuba in a temple,
very rare, and fairly preserved, size 6; Phaselis, obv. and
rev. a Prow, scarce, both fine, sizes 4 and 1, 2 3
Copper. Phaselis, varied, scarce and fairly preserved, 3 ;
Tlos, rare, 3 4*- (j
Copper. Phellus, very rare, size 1-J; Tlos of Gordian, rcy.
a Military Figure on horseback, not in Mt., very rare ,
to poor, me 9 j 2
Copper. Tlos and Patara in alliance, size 2 ; Xanthus and
Oragus in alliance, size 4-f-, very rare and fine
Tlos, very rare, and fairly preserved, 2 ; TI03 and Patara,
very rare, and well preserved, 4 ; Perecle, rare and well
preserved; Uncertain of Lycia, rare and fairly pre¬
served, 2
PAMPILYLIA.
Silver. Aspendus, usual type, with no. between the
wrestlers, and K and a half horse in front of the slinger,
well preserved, size 6 b ; Another, with a winged man in
front of the slinger, very well preserved, size 5^ tl#— 2
Silver. Another, from the same dies as the last, well
preserved, size 5| ; Another, with AM. between the
wrestlers, and a triquetra in front of the slinger, fine,
size 5 2
Silver. Another, with KE. between the wrestlers, and a
triquetra in front of the slinger, unusually well struck
up on both sides, size 6i; Another, with triquetra onlv,
size 51 both fine 2
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preserved, size 6; Another, with a bird below the tri-
quetra , fairly preserved, size 5J Vu\fa 2
593 Silver. Another, with triquetra, size 6; Another, with a
quiver below the triquetra, size G, both fairly pre¬
served 2
59 4 Silver. Another, KE. on o£y.,and EK. below a triquetra,
on rev., well preserved, size 54 ; Another, with E. on
obv., and on rev. O. between the legs of the slinger ;
a triquetra with a club below it in front, fairly pre¬
served, size 6 ^ 2
595 Silver. Others, varied 2
59G Silver. Others, countermarked 3
597 Copper. A spend us of Gordian, rare , but poor, size 9 ;
Another of Philip, rev. Serapis seated to left, Cerberus
in front, no coins of this Emperor in Mt., very rare, and
ivell preserved, but countermarked on reverse, size 8#- 2
598 Copper. Attalia, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. ATTA-
AEON., Neptune walking to left, a dolphin in front,
varied from Mt. n. 21, rare and fine, size 3| ; Attalia of
Antoninus Pius, rev. head of Serapis, not in Mt., rare,
but poor, size 4| ; Another of Gordian, rev. Minerva,
Alt. n. 39, rough work, but well preserved and scarce ,
size 6 3
599 Copper. Casa of Gordian, rev. KACATON., Minerva ?
seated to left, holding a liasta in right hand, and a
wreath ? in left hand , fairly preserved, size 8 ; Another,
rev. Eortune standing, ivell preserved, size 6 ' 2
Coins of Casa are extremely rare, b^eitheiy of the
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mesis standing to left, a griffin at her feet, Mt. n. Gl,
R1 , exti emely rare and fine 1
G01 Copper . Magydus, obv. head of a Bacchante to right,
rev. MArY., Mercury holding a bag of money in right
hand, and caduceus in left, may be unique, fine size 34. I
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602 Copper. Magydus of Septimius Severus, rev. MATVAGON.,
Minerva standing to left, holding in right hand a Vic¬
tory, and a hasta in left ; in front, k, and behind, b and a
shield, extremely rare , and very well preserved size 4^. 1
; No coins of this Emperor in Mionnet.
I 603 Silver. Perga, obv. head of Diana to right, rev. AP TE-
MIA02. IIEPrAIAA., Diana walking to left, holding
a crown in right hand, and hasta in left, a stag in Iront,
very rare , and fairly preserved , size ; Perga of Trajan,
rev. cos. it., Diana of Perga in a temple of two columns,
on top of which, diana. peb., Mt. S. n. 83, very rare ,
and ivell preserved size Of-, wt. 157 grs. 2
1604 Copper. Perga, obv. a Sphinx seated to right, rev. MANA-
\kA2. IIPENA., Diana standing to left, holding a crown
in her right hand, and a hasta in left, see Mt. S. n. 76,
rare and fine , size 4£ ; Two others, similar, except in
denomination, both well preserved . sizes 34 and 2 3
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• 605 Copper. Perga, as the last, size 2| ; Another of Marcus
Aurelius, size 24 ; Others of Philip, 2, varied, size 6, all
rare and fairly preserved fae^+^M*~M 4
A comparison of the above coins bearing MANA'EAA.,
supplies the correct spelling of the second word or name,
about which Mionnet expresses a doubt in a note to
; S. n. 76.
606 Copper. Perga of Volusian, rev. three Vases on an
estrade, Mt. n. 121, rare and fine , size 5 ; Another of
Grallienus, rev. Victory walking to left, not in Mt ., rare
and well preserved , but rouyli execution , size 8 2
607 Copper. Perga of Salonina, one with Fortune on reverse,
the other, Diana in a temple, both rare and fine s. 8-J-. 2
608 Silver. Side, with KAEYX., Tetradrachms 4
1 609 Silver. Side, Tetradrachm, with AH.; Another, with
AHM., both countermarked, 2 ; Drachmas, one counter-
marked with a bee, scarce , 2 4
1 610 Silver . Side of Denies and Syennesis, usual type of
Minerva and Apollo, rare and fine size 5£, wt. 165 grs. 1
611 Silver. Another, from different dies, and not so fine
■ size 5, wt. 160A grs. 1
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Mt. n. 176, scarce and well preserved , size 3 ; Side, same |
obverse, rev. a Pomegranate, size 2 ; Side of Maesa,
rare, size 6 3
613 Copper. Side and Perga of Gordian, obv. Portrait to
right, with usual legend, rev. CIAHTON. H6PrAIQN.
OMONOIA., Minerva on left, standing with a spear in
left hand, before an altar, on the other side of which !
stands Diana, her head radiated, bolding a long torch?
in her left hand, and making an offering at, the altar i
with her right ; at her feet, a dog ; a pomegranate in •
the field between the goddesses ; of good work, very
rare , and very fine size 10J. 1
*** I find in Mionnet, S. vol. vii, p. 55, under Perga,
a description intended for this coin, but very imperfect, ;
and with a note throwing a doubt upon it. The authen- !
ticity of this coin is beyond suspicion. The Pome- |
granate, not noticed here by Mionnet, seems to give the j
coin rather to Side than Perga, as Mionnet, in his Text,
vol. iii, p. 483, No. 216, has done with a coin of Tran-
quilina bearing the same legend, and having a pome¬
granate in same position.
614 Copper. Side of Tranquillina, rev. Minerva, not in Mt .,
rare, size 4^; Another of Ilostilian, same reverse; no
coins of this Ccesar in Mt., very rare , size 6| ; both very jJLj
icell preserved ft,-— 2 j
315 Copper. Side, of Tranquillina, two varied, rare , sizes 3|- '
and 7 ; Side, of Gallienus, 3, varied, sizes 7\ and 8, all ■
well or fairly preserved iXX 5 j
616 Copper. Sillyum of Antoninus Pius, rev. Mars standing
to right, not in Mt., size 4 ; Sillyum, of another empe- |
ror, perhaps Septimius Severus, rev. the head of Lunus, /
size 9, both rare and fairly preserved 2 ;
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standing near a column, &c., Mt. 8. n. 21, scarce and ff
fine cfo— size 10. 1
>18 Copper. Antiochia, Imperial, varied, all well or fairly : ; <^-
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619 Copper. Apollonia, obv. veiled female Head to right, rev.
AnOAAQNIATON., two Torches, rare and fine, size 3^ ;
Apollonia, of Philip, rare and fairly preserved , size 6-| 2
620 Copper. Baris of M. Aurelius and other Emperors, very
rare *
621 Copper. Conane, of Marcus Aurelius, rev. Fortune, not
in Mt., very rare and fine size 4. 1
622 Copper. Conane of Domna, rev. Hercules with bow and
club, size 9 ; Conane, of Gallienus, same reverse, size 10^-,
both very rare , neither in Mt. “
623 Copper. Cremna of Gordian, very rare and well preserved ,
size 4| ; Cremna of Aurelian, rev. Serapis seated, no
coins of this emperor in Mt., fine, size 9 ; Cremna, Im¬
perial, 3 5
624 Copper. Cretopolis, varied and interesting, all well pre¬
served or fine, and very rare do— 5
625 Copper. Cretopolis, a similar lot, all well preserved 5
626 Copper. Hadrianopolis of Domna, rev. a military Figure
holding a long double axe, fairly preserved , size 6i ;
Hadrianopolis of Caracalla, rev. Bacchus and panther,
fine, size 6| 2
Mionnet has only one coin of this town, and that is of
Septimius Severus, which he calls _R8.
627 Copper. Lyrbe of Valerian, rev. a military Figure holding
a hasta in left hand, and a patera in right hand, over an
altar, varied from Mt. n. 96, if that is fully described,
rare and ivell preserved
size 94,
628 Copper. Olbasa of Domna, rev. Fortune, fairly preserved,
size 6 ; Olbasa of Julia Mamaea, rev. Hercules standing
to left, with his right hand resting on his club, and
holding the spoils of the lion in left hand, ivell preserved,
size 4, both very rare /m — 2
Mionnet has only one coin of this town, viz , of Gordian,
which he marks A8.
629 Copper. Pednelissus of Antoninus Pius, rev. Jupiter
seated to left, Mt. has only coins of Commodus and
Maximus, very rare and fairly preserved, size 4 ;
Prostanna of Caracalla, rev. Dioscuri? standing face to
face, the moon between them, Mt. has only Claudius
Gothicus ; very rare and fairly preserved, size 61 2
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630 Silver. Sagalassus, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev.
SArAAASSEDN., a Cornucopia, not in Mt ., very rare
and well preserved size 4, ivt. GO-,2-^ grs. 1
631 Copper. Sagalassus, autonomous, scarce and fairly pre¬
served, 4 ; Sagalassus of Nero, rev. Jupiter Aetophorus
seated to left, varied from Mt ., S. n. 162, rare and fine ,
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Copper. Sagalassus of Claudius Gothicus, varied, rare
and fairly preserved 4
633 Copper. Sagalassus, Imperial, varied, rare 6
634 Copper. Seleucia of Decius, size 5£ ; Seleucia of Claudius
Gothicus, size 9, both rare and fairly preserved 2
635 Copper. Seleucia of Domna and others, varied rare and
fairly preserved 4
636 Silver. Selge, obv. two Wrestlers, rev. SEAEITON. (sic),
a Slinger ; in the field an astralagus and an uncertain
object, the whole within a sunk beaded square, not in
Mt.; coins of Selge of such good work are extremely 1
rare, ivell preserved size 6g, wt. 169 grs. 1 '
637 Silver. Selge, usual type with K. between the wrestlers,
and in field of reverse, a triquetra, club and cornucopia, i
varied from Mt., n. 177, rare and very well preserved ! /
size 8, wt. 154 grs. 1
638 Silver. Another, but from different dies, size 6J ;
Another, without the cornucopia, Mt. n. 177, size 5
Selge, obv. head of Hercules to right, rev. Diana Luci-
fera, size 2, all rare 3
639 Silver. Selge, obv. AAI. between two Wrestlers, rev.
rev. SEATEON., Hercules holding a club in right hand,
and the spoils of the lion in his left, varied from
Mt., n i 179, J28 ., very rare and fairly preserved
fce^ ^+^^-size 6, wt. 156T20 grs. 1
Copper. Selge, obv. Trinacria, rev. head of a Stag, full-
face, no legend, size 2\ ; Selge, obv. head of Hercules
with club to right, rev. [S]EA., a Thunderbolt and
bowr, size 3 ; Selge, obv. full-face, bearded Head, rev.
SEA., half Stag to right, a flambeau in front, varied
from Mt.. S. n. 204, size 2, all rare and well preserved 3
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J$5 ‘ /J ^|641 Copper. Selge, obv. head of Hercules, rev. Thunderbolt
and bow, size 2 ; Selge, obv. round Buckler, rev. head
of a Lance, Mt . n. 180, size lk; Selge of Marcus
Aurelius, obv. KAI. BHPOC., bare head of Aurelius
to right, rev. CGATGON., a Thunderbolt and bow, not
in Mt., size 4J, all rare and fine 3
j 642 Copper. Selge, obv. head of a Stag, rev. Trinacria, size 2 ;
jP . ! Selge, obv. round Buckler, rev. Trinacria, size l-§ ;
others, of various types, 6, all rare, and ivell or fairly
preserved 8
643 Copper. Termessus, obv. head of Bacchus to right,
thyrsus behind, rev. a Thunderbolt, Mt. S. n. 226, rare
: . i and fine, size 4^ ; Termessus, obv. bearded and helmeted
Head to left, rev. a military Figure, with hasta and
parazonium, Mt. S. n. 222, rare and ivell preserved,
size 5| 2
644 Copper. Termessus, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev.
Fortune, size 7 ; Termessus, same obverse, rev. Victory
crowning Fortune, Mt. n. 208, size 7, both rare and
ivell preserved 2
! 645 Copper. Termessus, obv. head of Apollo, rev. Bison,
size 2 1 ; Termessus, obv. head of Jupiter, rev. Horse,
size 3 1 ; Termessus, rev. a half Horse, size 4 ; Termes¬
sus, obv. head of Jupiter, rev. Victory, &c., Mt. iS.
n. 224, rare, size 8, all well preserved 4
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(f\A 646 Copper. Termessus, varied, and ivell preserved 6
i 647 Copper. Tityassus of Septimius Severus, obv. Head
| to right, with legend, rev. TITVACCGftN., Cybele
seated between three lions, nothing like it in Mt , may
be unigue, well preserved size 6. 1
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Copper. Savatra ot Antoninus Pius, rev. Fortune seatec
Mt. S. n. 11, U8 . 120 fir., well preserved size 61
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CILICIA.
619 Copper. Colybrassus of Gordian, rev. KOAYBPACCGQN.,
Minerva standing to left, a palm held by left hand, and
a hasta by right hand, no coins of Gordian in Mt .,
extremely rare and well preserved , size 7 ; Colybrassus
of Valerian, rev. Jupiter seated,^ not in Mt., rare but
poor, size 8J 21
650 Copper. Coracesium of Valerian, size 10; Coracesium of
Valerian junior, size 6, both very rare , but poor/
651 Copper. Corycus, obv. EU[PjY . . ., head of Diana to
right, a bow in front, rev. AYTONOMOY., Mercury
walking to right, Mt. n. 176, rare and fairly preserved,
size 6-t- ; Corycus, obv. turretted Head to right, rev. ;
Mercury walking to left, rare and fairly preserved, I
size 5^ ; Hieropolis of Caracalla, rev. Ceres holding two
ears of corn over an altar in right hand, and a hasta in
left , very rare and well preserved, size 6 3
652 Gold. Nagidus ? obv. Head of Venus? to right, rev.
Head of Bacchus ? to right, rare and well preserved
size f, wt. 12t8-q grs. 1
653 Copper. Seleucia ad Calycadnum, obv. Head of Minerva
to right, rev. legend, Victory advancing to left, rare and
fine , size 5| ; two others, varied, one ivell preserved ,
same size ffie 3
654 Copper. Seleucia of Hadrian, rev. a Man standing to
left, holding a club with right hand and a buckler with
lelt, Mt. S. n. 332, rare and well preserved, size 7%;
Another of Severus Alexander, rev. Minerva contending
with a Triton, for such it seems to be, anj^not as Mt. S.
n. 337, “ un geantf rare and well preserved fsTzc 8f 2 I
655 Copper. Soli, obv. Head of Diana to right, rev. ^OAEON., ‘
Minerva Jaculatrix to right, countermarked on obv. \
with a balaustium, varied from Mt. n. 347, rare and
fairly preserved, size 5; Syedra, of Gallienus, rev.
CVGAPGQN. TVMNACI^APJXIA., an Urn between
two palms, above are three cups of different sizes, with
a handle at the side, not in Mt., very rare, but poor ,
size 9%: Another of Salonina, same rev., Mt. n. 385,
rare and fairly preserved, size 9 dfr i'+fcd . 3
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Silver. Tarsus, under the Seleucidae, obv. Jupiter, or Baal,
seated to left, in field M., rev. AY., a Lion walking to
left, scarce and fine size 5? 9rs‘ ^
Silver. Another, but with no letter on obv., and over the
lion on rev. the Anchor of the Seleucidse, scarce and
fairly preserved size 7, ivt. 200r7^ grs. 1
Silver. Tarsus, obv. Phoenician legend, Baal-Tars seated
to left, holding a branch with grapes in right hand, and
hasta in left, beneath the throne a crux ansata, rev.
Phoenician legend, a Lion devouring a stag, De Luynes ,
pi. viii. n. 5, rare and fine, unusually well struck up
on both sides s*ze w^m ^’¥o 9rs- ^
Silver. Tarsus, under the Satrap Gaos, obv. Baal-Tars
seated to right, holding an eagle and a bunch of grapes,
rev. a Lion devouring a bull, Phoenician legend on both
sides, De Luynes, pi. iv, n. 1, rare, cut in two places, but
probably as well preserved as any of this variety
Aa — size 6g, ivt. 164t8o grs. 1
Copper. Tarsus, obv. turreted Head to right, rev. Mauso¬
leum of Sardanapalus, scarce and fine, size 4f ; Another,
varied, size 4f ; Tarsus, obv. turreted Plead to right,
rev. Baal seated to left, holding a hasta, scarce and well
preserved , size 4 ; Elseusa, Insula, varied and rare, 2 5
Silver. Tarsus of Trajan, rev. seated Pemale, Mt. S.
n. 408, rare size 6|, wt. 103t7-q grs.
Tarsus of Hadrian, rev. a Lion devouring a bull, varied
from Mt. n. 422, _&.8 size 6|. 2
Cold. Uncertain of Cilicia, or Cyprus according to some,
De Luynes, pi. xiii. n. G, calls it an Anonymous King of
Chittim, obv. Hercules advancing to right, rev. Phoeni¬
cian legend, a Lion devouring a stag, scarce and fine
size 2, wt. 64 grs. 1
Silver. Uncertain of Cilicia, or as De Luynes, pi. xv.
n. 33 (in Description n. 32) a King of Phoenice, obv.
Head of Hercules to right, rev. in a sunk square, two
Phoenician letters, a Lion devouring a stag, extremely
rare and fine size 1, wt. 14 ^ grs, 1
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CYPRUS. Insula.
664 Copper. Cyprus, in genere, of Vespasian, rev. Temple of
Venus, with pond for loose fish, year 8, Mt. n. 12, rare
and well preserved s*ze ^ ■
Another of Trajan, rev. Jupiter walking, holding a patera
• in right hand, and on his left hand, which rests on a staff,
sits an eagle, year 6, Mt. n. 29, rare and fine size 9|. 2
665 Silver. Marium, obv. a winged Female resting on one
knee to right, with head turned back, rev. Incuse,
extremely rare , and well preserved
size 4J, wt. 182^- grs. 1
666 Copper. Paphos, obv. head of Venus, Urania to left, rev.
HAM., a dove to right, extremely rare and fine
size 1|-. 1
667 Silver. Salamis ?, obv. a Bull walking to left, rev. in a
sunk square, an Eagle standing to left, an astragalus in
front, and an ivy-leaf behind, very rare- and well pre¬
served size 2, wt. 24TV grs. 1
668 Gold. Uncertain king of Cyprus, obv. young laurelled
Head to left, rev. female Head to right, same as Sorrell
{Kings of Cyprus, No. 14 of Plate'), except possibly the
letters behind each head , ivhich are indistinct here ; very
rare and well preserved size f, wt. 9T^ grs. 1
LYDIA.
All Coppek, when Metal is not mentioned.
669 Acrasus, obv. young Head to right, rev. Victory, Mt. S.
n. 6 rare and well preserved , size 3-g- ; Others, of Sept.
Severus, varied, one well preserved, 2 ; Another of Gror-
dian, size 6-J 4
370 Acrasus of Commodus, rev. the Emperor on horseback
approaching a trophy, at the foot of ^whiclws a captive,
not in Mt., very rare and ivell preserved ^ size 11. 1
>71 Apollonoshieron, four Autonomous, two well preserved ;
and one Imperial, all rare 5
>72 Bagae, obv. head of the Senate, rev. Fortune, Mt. n. 80,
size 6 ; Another, rev. Apollo, not in Mt., size 6, both
rare and well preserved . 2
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673 Blaundos, obv. head of Jupiter, rev. an Eagle, &c., scarce
and fine , size 4 ; Another, obv. head of the Senate,
rev. Jupiter walking, Mt. n. 108, R 6, very well pre¬
served , size 5|- 2
674 Blaundos of Vespasian, rev. Apollo at an altar, legend
slightly varied from Mt. S. n. 74, very rare and fine
size 5~2. 1
675 Blaundos, varied, two Imperial, scarce 4
676 Caystriani, obv. female Head to right, rev. a Caduceus,
very rare and well preserved, size 4; Daldis, three Im¬
perial, all rare , and some well preserved, 4 5
677 Dioshieron, varied, rare , two Imperial, 3 ; Gordus-Iulia,
varied, scarce , two Imperial, 3 6
678 Hermocapelia or Hermupolis ? obv. head of the People,
rev. a River-God, not in Mt., size 6 ; Hierocaesarea,
obv. head of Diana to right, rev. an Altar, Mt. S. n. 166,
rare and fine , size 3 ; Another, obv. Diana and a Stag,
rev. a Stag, Mt. n. 248, rare and well preserved , size 4;
Another of Orbiana, rev. a Female in a chariot drawn
by stags, no coins of this empress in Mt., fairly pre¬
served, size 9 4
679 Hvpaepa, Imperial, varied, some rare 8
680 Hyrcania, obv. Bust of Minerva to right, rev. a Stag,
Mt. S. n. 217, rare and fine , size 2^ ; Another of Philip
junior, rev. Bacchus, Mt. n. 337, rare and very well pre¬
served, size 4f ; Another of uncertain empress, size 3 ;
Maeonia, rare, size 4| 4
681 Magnesia, varied, all scarce or rare and well preserved 4
682 Magnesia, of Domitia, Mt. n. 398, rare, size 3 ; Another,
of Maximus, rev. Hercules walking, not in Mt., size 3;
Another, of Otacilia, rev. Cybele, Mt. S. n. 317, rare,
size 6 ; Another, of Etruscilia, rev. Cybele in a temple,
varied from Mt. S. n. 327, rare, size 6, all well pre¬
served 4
683 Magnesia, Autonomous, 3 ; Imperial, 7, all varied, mostly
rare, and some well preserved 40
684 Mastaura, obv. a Thyrsus, rev. a Cornucopia, Mt. n. 456,
R8 , fine , size 2|- ; Another of Otacilia, rev. Bacchus,
with panther, &c., and behind him a small figure, not in
Mt., well preserved, size 8 2
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385 Nacrasa, obv. head of Hercules, rev. a Serpent round a |
cortina, Mt. S. n. 357, H6, size 3y ; Another, obv. head
of the Senate, rev. Diana of Ephesus between two stags,
Mt. n. 502, rare and fine , size 5 ; Another, same obverse,
rev. NAKPACITON., a female Head to right, sur
mounted by two towers, Mt. S. n. 358, rare and fine ,
size 3 1 3
686 Philadelphia, varied, and rare 5
687 Philadelphia, of Marcus Aurelius, rev. the Sun in a temple j
advancing to right, Mt. S. n. 393, fine and rare , size 8 ; :
Another of Philip, rev. Victory, not in Mt ., rare and ; j
fine , size 5 2 '
688 Saetteni, obv. head of the Senate, rev. Minerva, Mt. S.
n. 414, rare and well preserved, size 6 ; Another of
Gallienus, rev. the River Hyllus, Mt. n. 627, rare,
size 4 2
689 Gold. Sardes, or, according to some eminent numisma¬
tists, Croesus, king of Lydia, obv. fore part of Lion and
Bull, face to face, rev. Incuse, extremely rare , and of this
size may be unique size wt. 9 yrs. 1
*** The British Museum has a coin between this and the
usual size.
690 Silver. Sardes or Croesus, same type, fine size 3. 1 /
691 Sardes, obv head of Hercules, rev. Apollo, varied from
Mt. S. n. 440, scarce, size 3 ; Another, obv. head of j
Diana, rev. Minerva, Mt. S. n. 422, size 5J ; Another,
obv. MHN. ACKHNOC., Bust of Lunus to right, a cor¬
nucopia and rudder, Mt. n. 672, rare, size 5 ; Another
head of a Bacchante to right, rev. a Lion walking to
left, with an ear of corn in his mouth, a man below,
varied from Mt. n. 665, rare, size 4|, all well pre¬
served 4
692 Sardes, scarce or rare , some well preserved 8
693 Sardes, of Nero, rev. Bacchus, Mt. S. n. 468, scarce, and
fairly preserved, size 4 ; x4nother, of Ant. Pius, size 8 ;
Another, of M. Aurelius, rev. Caduceus, well preserved,
size 4f ; Another, of Caracalla, rev. Fortune, fine,
size 6 T
394 Sardes, of Caracalla, rev. three Temples, Mt. S. n. 503,
rare and fairly preserved size 10. 1
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695 Sardes, of Aurelius, as in Lot 693 ; Another of Gordian,
rev. a River, Mt. S. n. 522, scarce , size 9 ; Another of
Philip junior, size 5% ; Another, of Gallienus, rev. an
TJrn, not in Mt ., size 6, all well preserved 4
696 Sardes, Imperial, various 8
697 Silandus, obv. ©6AN. PQMHN., female Bust to right, with
modius, rev. CIAANA60N., a naked Figure holding a
patera in right hand and a branch in left, Mt. n. 815,
_R6, well preserved, size 4; Another, obv. ©6 A . ,
helmeted Head to right, rev. CIAANA6QN., Juno Pro-
nuba standing between a poppy and an ear of corn, not
in Mt., fairly preserved, size 5 mUiz 2
698 Tabala, obv. head of the Senate, rev. the Hermus, Mt. n.
821, fine, size ; Another of Faustina sen., rev.
Diana of Ephesus, no coins of this empress nor of Domna
in Mt., fine, size 4| ; Another of Domna, rev. Cybele,
fairly preserved, size 5 ; Another of Severus Alexander,
rev. Serapis seated, not in Mt., fairly preserved, size 5,
all rare do — 4
699 Temenothyrae, varied, rare, 3 ; Another of Valerian
junior, rev. Hercules, no coins of him in Mt., size 6, all
ivell or fairly preserved 4
700 Thyatira, obv. head of Diana to left, rev. a River, Mt. n.
868, scarce and fine , size 6 ; Another, same obverse, rev.
an Eagle, well preserved, size 5 ; Another, obv. ©VA-
T6IPA., turreted female Bust to right, rev. a female
walking, with a patera in right hand and a cornucopia
in left, Mt. n. 873, scarce and fine, size 4 ; Another, obv.
Head of the Senate, rev. Diana Lucifera, Mt. S. n. 591.
scarce and fine, size 6i 4
701 Thyatira, ofo.©VATeiPHNfiN.6n. A... AnOAINAP<£OY.,
female Bust with a double axe over the shoulder, and
head turreted to right, rev. ©VAT6IPHNON. CMYP-
NAIfiN. OMONOIA., two hands joined, not in Mt., may
be unique , very ivell preserved size 8. 1
702 Thyatira, varied, some well preserved 5
703 Thyatira, of Nero ; Domna ; Caracalla, varied, 2 ; and
Severus Alexander 5
704 Thyatira, of Caracalla, rev. a turreted Female meeting the
emperor, Mt. S. n. 619, rare and fairly preserved
size 13. 1
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705 Thyatira, of Elagabalus ; of Alexander, varied, 3; of Gor
dian, rev. Diana Lucifera, well preserved size 6f . 5
706 Silver. Tralles Cistophorus, obv. usual type, rev. TPAA.,
usual type, with a Star and head of the Sun, not in Mt.,
rare and well preserved size 7, wt. 1
707 Silver. Another, with the variations of the Mseander, not
in Mt ., rare , fairly preserved size 7. 1
708 Silver. Another, with TPAA. C. FAN. PONT. PR.
APICTOKAHC., between the two serpents a Temple of
round form, with a statue on top having the right arm
extended and holding a hasta in left hand, not in Mt .,
well preserved size 8, wt. 182t5q- grs. 1
709 Silver. Tralles, the quarter Cistophorus, obv. the Lion’s
Skin on the club of Hercules, rev. a bunch of Grapes,
&c., very rare , and fairly preserved
size 3, wt. 46 grs. 1
710 Tralles, obv. head of Jupiter, rev. Bison, Mt. n. 1037, rare,
size 3 ; Another, obv. head of the People, rev. ^Fortune
walking, Mt. n. 1049, rare, size 8, both fine 2
711 Tralles, obv. Jupiter walking, rev. a Bison, Mt. n. 1032,
rare and well preserved , size 3 ; Another, obv. Head of
the People, rev. a Crown, in which is OAVMHIA.,
Mt. S. n. 689, rare and fairly preserved , size 5 ; Ano¬
ther of Augustus, rev. a Temple, Mt. S. n. 694, rare
and fairly preserved, size 6 ; Another of Caius Caesar,
rare, size 4f 4 i
712 Tralles of Nero, rev. four Ears of Corn, Mt. S. n. 705,
rare and fine, size 4 ; Another of Domitian, rev. Jupiter
seated, Mt. S. n. 707, rare and fairly preserved,
size 10 2
713 Tralles of Sev. Alexander, rev. an Eagle with a wreath in
its beak, not in Mt. size 3 ; Another of Gordian, rev. a
Lion walking, Mt. n. 1113, rare; Another of Valerian,
rev. Victory, scarce, size 7| ; Another of Gallienus,
rev. Fortune, Mt. S. n. 759, scarce , size 4^; all well
preserved 4
714 Tralles of Valerian, varied, 2 ; Others of Gallienus,
varied, 2 ; Another of Salonina ; and another ; some
well preserved ^ 6
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PHRYGIA.
ALL COPPER, EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE NOTED.
LOT
715 Acmonia, obv. Head of Jupiter, rev. iEsculapius, fine ,
size 4 ; Another, obv. Head of Minerva, rev. an Eagle
on a thunderbolt, between two stars, Mt. n. 12, scarce
and well 'preserved , size 5 | ; Another, obv. Head of the
People, rev. Fortune, Mt. n. 16, rare and fairly pre-
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716 Acmonia, obv. Head of Jupiter, rev. ./Esculapius, size 3^ ;
Another, obv. turreted Head to right, rev. Diana with
bow and arrow, a stag at her side, varied from Mt. n. 3
rare, size 3 ^ ; Another, obv. Head of the People, rev.
Dioscuri standing, not in Mt. size 7 : all fairly pre-
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717 Acmonia, Autonomous, 6 ; Another of Augustus, rev.
Victory, not in Mt size 4 cle —
718 Acmonia of Augustus, rev. Victory, no coins of him in Mt
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ivell preserved , size 4; Another of Nero, rev. Jupiter
seated, Mt. S. n. 13, rare and fine , size 4| ; Another of
Poppsea, rev. Diana with bow, &c., not in Mt ., extremely
rare and fine , size 3^ fi&uATt' 3
719 Acmonia of Augustus; Others of Nero, two well pre¬
served, 3 ; Another of Marcus Aurelius, rev. the Em¬
peror on horseback, not in Mt., well preserved , size 4^ 5
720 Acmonia of Trajan, rev. a River, not in Mt., well preserved,
size 4^; Another of Hadrian, rev. Cybele, Mt. n. 27,
but here there is only one lion , rare and very -fine,
size M 2
721 Acmonia of Hadrian, as the last, but from different dies,
fine ; Another, rev. a Female standing before a long
staff, probably Diana, not in Mt.,fine , size 3^ ; Acmonia
of M. Aurelius, rev. Emperor on horseback, well pre -
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722 Acmonia of Elagabalus, rev. Jupiter seated, Mt. n. 36,
rare , size 7 ; Another of Trebonianus Gallus, rev . two
Figures joining hands over an altar, Mt. n. 52, rare and \
well preserved , size 9^- ; Another of Gallienus, rev. \ ^
Hercules Farnese, Mt. S. n. 23, rare, size 7 3
723 Acmonia of Domna ; of Caracalla ; of Severus Alexander;
of Gordian, 4 ; of Gallienus, 3 10
724 iEzanis, obv. Head of the Senate, rev. Head of Diana, Mt.
n. 72, rare and fine, size 4; Another of Claudius, rev.
Jupiter standing, Mt. S. n. 67, rare and fine , size 5 ;
Another of Agrippina jun., rev. a Female Head to right,
Mt. S. n. 71 or 72, rare , of fine work, and very well'
preserved , size 3| 3
725 iEzanis, Autonomous, size 3J ; Another of Claudius, rev.
KAAYAIOY. ICPAKOC., Jupiter walking, Mt. S. n. 65,
but no EIII. here, rare and fine , size 4 ; Another of
Agrippina, as before, size 3 3
726 Alia, obv. AHMOC., head of the People to left, rev.
AAIHNON., a Man walking to right fitting an arrow to
a bow, not in Mt., all coins of Alia are very rare; fairly j
preserved size 4j ; Another of Gordian, rev. Bacchus,
&c. Mt. S. n. 132, R6, size 6; Another, rev. Lunus on j
horseback, Mt. S. n. 133, R6, size 7\ d# “ 3
727 Ancyra, obv. head of the Senate, rev. ANKVPANQN., |
in a Crowu of laurel, Mt. S. n. 105, rare and fine,
size 4^ ; iVnother of Domitia P rev. Diana of Ephesus,
varied from Mt. n. 155, R1 , size 4|; Another of Ota- i
cilia, rev. Hecate Triformis, Mt. n. 179, countermarked
on obv. with B., size 7 3
728 Ancyra, as before, but not so fine , size ; Antiochia,
Phrygiae ? obv. A., an Eagle with wings extended, above
which is a crescent, rev. ANTIOXEON. EPMOrE.
around an expanded Flower, may be unique, slightly
broken, but otherwise well preserved, size 5 2
An Antioch in Phrygia is unknown to the writer. But
Mr. Whittall has thus placed the coin, and he has had
much experience in coins of Asia.
729 Silver. Apamaea, Cistophorus, usual type, with AnOA-
AONIOY., Mt. n. 187, rare and fine
size 6^, wt. 186t7q- grs. 1
730 Silver. Another, with ATTAAOY. TIMO. Mt. S. n. 118, /
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Silver. Another, with MYI2KOY, varied from Mt. n. 191,
rare and fairly preserved s^ze °4- ^
Silver. Another, with 20KPAT0Y, rare and well pre¬
served s^ze ^2* ^
Silver. Another, well preserved size 6^- 1
Apamaea, varied, fine or well preserved 7
Apamaea of Nero and Agrippina, rev. an Eagle, &c. Mt.
n. 236, but the eagle holds a wreath instead of a serpent,
very rare and ivell preserved , size 6 ; Another ol Geta,
rev. Fortune, not in Mt.,fine , size 6 ; Another of Diadu-
menian, obv. legend, bare Head to right, rev.AIIAMEQN.,
Diana with bow and arrow advancing to right, no coins
of this Caesar in Mt., fairly preserved fc^<**2size 4. 3
Appia of Trajan, rev . - AAIONOC. 6T. B. AOTIIA-
NQN., a Diver, extremely rare , may be uniyue, well pre¬
served . >«= size 4ijr. 1
Attaea of Domna, size 5 ; Another of Elagabalus P size 7,
no corns of either in Mt. : Attuda, obv. AHMOC. AT-
TVAGHN., head of Jupiter to right, rev. a Figure
standing, not in Mt., fairly preserved, size 4-| 3
Briana, obv. head of Serapis to right, rev. BPIANDN., Isis
walking to left, Mt. n. 300, R8 (this is not “ douteuse”),
size 4 ; Another of Domna, rev. Fortune walking, Mt.
n. 301, R8, size 8J, both fairly preserved 2
Bruzus, obv . BOVAH., Head to right, rev. BPOVZH-
NON., Neptune with one foot on a prow, no autonomous
coins in Mt., size 6J ; Another of Domna, same reverse,
no coin of her in Mt., size 6 ; Another of Caracalla or
Elagabalus, rev. Jupiter seated, not in Mt., size 6;
Another of Gordian, rev. a Female standing with a
hasta in right hand and a cornucopia, in left, not in Mt.
size 7\, all fairly preserved 7
Bruzus of Gordian, rev. Jupiter and Ceres, Mt. n. 318,
rare and very fine Q*. . • size 7. 1
Bruzus of Gordian, rev. Aesculapius and Hygeia, Mt.
n. 314, rare and very fine fyfVitfil size 6. 1
Cadi, obv. head of the People, rev. the river Hermus, Mt.
n. 325, rare and fairly preserved, size 8-^; Another of
Claudius, rev. Jupiter walking, Mt. S. n. 220, rare and
ivell preserved, size 4J; Another of Domitia, rev. Diana of
Ephesus, Mt. n. 338, R1 , well preserved y size H. 3
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^44 Cadi of Claudius, rev. Jupiter, Mt. S. n. 217, rare and
fairly preserved , counter marked on ohv. size 4 1 ; Ano¬
ther with a different Magistrate, varied from Mt. 8.
n. 220, rare and well preserved, size 4f ; Cadi of Gallie-
nus, rev. Bacchus, notin Mt., well preserved, size 8. 3
Silver. Cibyra, obv. helraeted Head to right, rev. Horse¬
man galloping to right with spear, Mi. n. 3G7, rare and
well preserved, but pierced size 3|, wt. 38t7-q grs. 1
740 Cibyra, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. Horseman with
spear galloping to right, not in Mt.,fine, size ; Ano¬
ther, obv. bust of Minerva to right, rev. KIBVPATON.,
Victory advancing to left, not in Mt. extremely fine,
size 3 | ***. 2
747 Cibyra of Hadrian, rev. Jupiter seated, Mt. n. 380, size 5-| ;
Another of Caracalla, same reverse, not in Mt., well pre¬
served, size 6| ; Another of Gordian, rev. a Figure with
a bow, Mt. n. 403, size 7\\ Another, rev. Fortune
walking, not in Mt., fairly preserved, size 5 ; Cibyra of
Philip, rev. Victory, fine, no coins of him in Mt., size 7;
Another of Gallienus ? rev. a Temple, well preserved,
size 7 ; Uncertain Emperor, size 9, all rare fo*^**^ 7
748 Cidramus of Elagabalus, rev. a Female carrying a basket
or urn on her head, not in Mt. size 8; Another of
Maesa, rev. Bacchus, Mt. n. 415, B.1 , but the second
letter of the legend on reverse here is I. not Y., size 4f ;
both fairly preserved 2
749 Cidyessus of Elagabalus, rev. a seated Figure holding a
patera, not in Mt. size 6, all coins of this town and the
last are of extreme rarity ; Cotiaeum, obv. 3YNKAH-
TON. KOTIAEIS., laurelled young Head to right, rev.
Em. 2EKOYNAOY, Cybele seated, not in tip.^well pre¬
served, size 3 1 ; Cotiaeum of Valeri^m?. Aesculapius
and Hygeia, Mt. 8. n. 302, B.3, well preserved, size 6f 3
^50 Cotiaeum, autonomous, 3 ; Others, Imperial, 3 6
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51 Dionysopolis, obv. head of Bacchus, rev. Pan marching,
Mt. S. 309, B.1 , size 3£ ; Another, obv. head of Silenus,
rev. Cista, &c. Mt. n. 496, B .8, size 2f ; Another of Au¬
gustus, rev. Jupiter walking, not in Mt. if his S. n. 311,
A.8, is correctly described, size 3 A all well preserved 3
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752 Dorylaeum, obv. bead of Serapis to right, rev. AOPY[A],
AEON., Ceres (ut videtur,) bolding corn in her right
hand, walking to left, no autonomous coin in Mt ., size ;
Another of Otacilia, rev. Bacchus standing, not in Mt.,
size 7, both fairly preserved X-o^. 2
753 Eucarpia, Imperial, rare but poor , 2 ; Eumenia, varied, 2 ;
Another of Nero, and another Emperor 6
754 Eumenia, varied, 3; Another of Augustus, rev. Victory,
not in Mt. size 4-§- ; Another of Nero, same as Mt. 8.
n. 355, but the figure appears to be Jupiter, size all
rare , and well or fairly preserved 5
755 Eumenia of Gallienus, rev. Fortune, not in Mt., very fine
dt — - size 10 V 1
756 Eulvia, obv. head of Fulvia, wife of Antony, with a wing
on shoulder, rev. Minerva walking to left, extremely
rare and fine dO size 3f . 1
t I 757 Fulvia, Another, in the same fine state of preservation,
but not so well struck on the obverse &*~*~size 4J. 1
758 Hierapolis, varied, scarce or rare , all ivell preserved 5
759 Hierapolis, varied, some well preserved, 4 ; Another of
Caracalla, size 8; Another of Philip junior, Mt. n. 649,
size 8, all scarce or rare 6
i 760 Hierapolis of Elagabalus, rev. Fortune, not in Mt. size 9 ;
Another of Otacilia, rev. an TJrn. not in Mt. size 5f,
both fine 2
; 761 Silver. Laodicaea, Cistophorus, usual type, with OAYM-
niOAOPOS. EPMOrENOY., Mt. n. 670, rare and fairly
preserved size 7, wt. 191-^ grs. 1
| 762 Silver. Laodicaea, Cistophorus, with PVLCHER. IMP.,
and a Greek legend double struck, rare and fairly pre¬
served size 7 . 1
763 Laodicaea, rare or scarce, all fine 4
764 Laodicaea, a similar lot, ivell preserved 5
765 Laodicaea, varied, 2 : Another of Augustus; ofHomitia;
Another of Faustina junior ; Another of Domna;
Others of Caracalla, 2 ; Another of Otacilia, rev. Hecate
Triformis, Mt. n. 791, fairly preserved, size 9; Others
of Philip junior, 2 H
766 Laodicaea and Smyrna of Nero, rev. a long legend, Homer
and a female shaking hands, between them OMHP05L>
Mt. n. 723, very rare and fine size 7. 1
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767 Laodicaea of Domitia, rev. a Temple with four columns,
varied from Mi ., n. 732, very rare and fairly preserved,
size 5 J ; Laodicaea of Greta, rev. an Eagle, not in Alt.,
fine , size 4 ; Laodicaea of Decius, rev. two Hands
joined, no coins of him in Mt.,fine , size 4i 3
768 Lysias of Gordian, rev. a seated Female, Mt. n. 800, well
preserved , size ; Lysias of Gordian? rev. Fortune,
size 5L very rare dtr' 2
769 Metropolis of Maximus, rev. a Figure standing near a
column, &c., not in Alt., size 30 ; Metropolis of Otacilia,
rev. an IJrn with palm branches, Mt. n. 829, rare ,
size 8J ; Metropolis of Hostilian, rev. Bacchus, not in
Mt., who has only one coin of him, which is called IIs .,
fairly preserved , size 5 ; Metropolis of Salonina, rev.
Cybele, same figure as Alt. n. 840, hut a different magis¬
trate, rare and fairly preserved, size 6 4
770 Ococlea, ohv. I6[PA]. CVNKAHTO[C]., y^ggJJead to
right, rev. 0K0KAl6QN.,a Female standing, size 5. 1
771 Otrus of Plautilla, rev. Ceres, Mt. n. 876, J R1 ., size 4£ ;
Peltae, ohv. head of Minerva to right, rev. a Lion,
similar to Mt. S. n. 534, rare and well preserved, size 4^- ;
Peltae, ohv. head of Jupiter, rev. a Thunderbolt, Mt.
n. 879, rare and ivell preserved, size 2\ 3
772 Philomelium, ohv. BOYAH., young head to right, rev.
Fortune, not in Mt.,fine , size 3 ; Philomelium of Decius,
rev. a Fiver, Mt. S. n. 546, very rare and well preserved,
size 6 2
773 Prymnessus, ohv. IGPA. CVNKAHTOC., young Head to
left, rev. nPVMNHCCeO[N]., Cybele standing
between two lions, not in Alt., well preserved, size 5^ ;
Prymnessus of Augustus, rev. Female standing, with a
balance in right hand, &c., Mt. S. n. 55l^hut the ma¬
gistrate not the same, rare and fairlifrpreservec^ size 4. 2
774 Sala, all scarce or rare, and some well preserved
775 Sala of Domitia? rev. Cybele seated, Mt. n. 934, R*.,
fairly preserved , size 4 : M. Aurelius ? rev. Bacchus
standing at ease near a column, size 6-g- ; Another, rev.
Jupiter walking, Mt. n. 937, rare and fairly preserved,
size 6 ; Sala of Domna ? rev. Bacchus as before, Mt. S.
n. 573, rare and fairly preserved, size 4^ 4
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preserved 11
777 Stectorium, obv. 3TEKTOPHNON. , turreted female
Head to right, rev. Cybele seated, not in Mt.,fine ,
size 4 ; Stectorium, obv. head of the People, rev. Hygeia
walking, not in Mt. size 5| 2
778 Synnada, obv. head of Rome, rev. Nemesis, Mt. n. 977,
rare and well preserved , size 6 ; Synnada, Autonomous,
8, varied, and one Imperial
779 Themisonium, obv. head of Serapis to right, rev. ©6MI-
CONGDN., a Female with crescent on her shoulders,
walking to left, holding up a sistrum in right hand, and
carrying a basket in left, not in Mt. who has but one
Autonomous coin , which he marks It8 ., fine size 4|-. 1
780 Themisonium of Maximus, rev. Fortune, not in Mt.,
size 8| ; Trajanopolis, obv. head of the Senate to right,
rev. TPAIANOn. TGIMO0G., Fortune walking to
left, not in Mt., well preserved, size 6 ; Trajanopolis, obv.
head of the People, rev. Cybele seated, Mt. n. 1012,
rare and well preserved , size 4 1 3
781 Trajanopolis, obv. head of Minerva, rev. Diana Eph., Mt.
S. n. 616, rare, size 3i ; Trajanopolis, obv. head of the
People, rev. Cybele, Mt. S. n. 619, rare, size 4 ; Tra¬
janopolis of Gordian, size 6 ; Trimenothyrae, Autono¬
mous or Imperial P size 4 4
782 Trajanopolis, obv. head of the Senate, rev. Fortune, from
same dies as the coin in lot 780, rare and well preserved,
size 5^ ; Trajanopolis of Trajan, rev. Victory, not in
Mt., fairly preserved , size ; Trimenothyrae of Sabina,
rev. Minerva walking to right, no Imperial coins in Mt.,
fine, size 5
GALATIA AND CAPPADOCIA.
783 Copper. Pessinus, Galatiae of Lucius Verus, rev. Hygeia,
Mt. S. n. 72, rare, size 8f ; Amyntas, King of Galatia,
obv. head of Hercules, rev. a Lion, Mt. S. No. 100, rare,
size 4
784 Silver.
785 Silver.
Amyntas, usual type, well preserved
Another, with IB .,fine
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786 Copper. Amyntas, obv. head of Diana, rev. a Stag, Mt.
S. n. 102, but no head on reverse here , rare and Jine ,
size 3^ ; Amyntas, obv. head of Mercury, rev. a Cadu-
ceus, Mt. n. 1, rare and well preserved , size 3 2
787 Silver. Caesarea, various Emperors
788 Copper. Caesarea, various Emperors
789 Silver . Kings of Cappadocia, varied 7
KINGS OE SYRIA.
All Silver unless otherwise described.
790 Seleucus I, obv. head of Hercules, rev. Jupiter seated,
two monograms in field, scarce and well preserved
size 6^, w. 260T8o- grs. 1
791 Another, with a dolphin and monogram in field, and AB.
under the throne of Jupiter, not so well preserved as
the former , but as qood a specimen as is generally met
with of this Icing size 8-g-, wt. 256^- grs. 1
/93 Seleucus I, obv. head of Jupiter to right, rev. Minerva in
a quadriga drawn by elephants, in the field an anchor,
©, and a monogram, rare and unusually ivell preserved
$rfy*~** size 6^, ivt. 263-^ 9rs • 1
793 Copper. Uncertain Seleucus, obv. an Elephant, beneath
which is a countermark of the anchor of the Seleucidae,
rev. head of a Horse, rare and well preserved , size 4^ ;
three others of different types, fairly preserved 4
794 Antiochus I, usual type, with two monograms in field of
reverse, unusually fine worlc and perfect preservation
r'uhcX' size 8, wt. 264 grs
795 Another, fine size 8, wt. 264^ grs
796 Another, fine size 8, wt. 264 grs
797 Another, very fine size 8f, wt. 265 grs
798 Another, fine
799 Another, fine
800 Another, very well preserved
801 Another, very well preserved
802 Another, very well preserved
803 Another, very ivell preserved
804 Another, very well preserved
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size 7|, wt. 263-j% grs. 1
806 Another, well preserved size 8, wt. 263 grs. 1
807 Another, of good work and very well preserved, but slightly
oxidised size 7$, wt. 264*^ grs. 1
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808 Another, well preserved, but oxidised
size 7\, wt. 260 -fo grs. 1
809 Another, fairly preserved size 8, wt. 263T% grs. 1
810 Another, no monogram visible/fe«^ size 8, wt. 264 grs. 1
811 Another, two monograms in field of reverse, and Apollo
hol^ two arrows, rare variety, fine work and condition
JZti/A*- cA- sive 7 f, wt. 263T% grs. 1
812 Copper. Antiochus I, obv. diademed head of the King to
right, rev. Apollo on cortina, &c., rare and well pre¬
served, size 4 ; Uncertain Antiochus, some fine, some
well preserved, all varied, 12 ; Demetrius II, well pre¬
served 14
813 Antiochus II, obv. diademed Portrait to right, rev. Legend
and E., Apollo on cortina; in field a long torch and half
griffin ; not in Mt., slightly double struck, but in perfect
preservation size 9i, wt. 263T% grs. 1
814 Another, with two monograms in field of reverse, well
preserved size 8, wt. 260T% grs. 1
815 Another, with two monograms, Apollo holds two arrows,
rare and fine size 8§, wt. 262t% grs. 1
816 Antiochus II, obv. Portrait to right, with a wing, rev.
Apollo, &c. ; in exergue, a horse drinking between two
monograms, rare, fine work and condition
^ uicjz. size 8 wt. 263-^ grs. 1
817 Another, monogram varied from the above
size 8-1., wt, 262j% grs. 1
818 Another, one of the monograms different from that on
the last coin, very well preserved
size 8-J, wt. 263t% grs. 1
819 Antiochus II, obv. yery young head of the King to right,
rev. usual Legend, Hercules seated on a rock ; in ex-
_ ergue, a spear head and monogram ; in field, a diota,
extremely rare with this youthful portrait , well pre¬
served size 8J, wt. 263 grs. 1
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820 Another, obv. an older Head, rev. same as the last, but
from a different die, rare and very well preserved
Au J-n/iy size 8, wt. 263T8(j grs. 1
821 Another, but monogram different, and no spear-head on
reverse, well preserved size 7f-, wt. 2 64 yrs. I
822 Another, varied from the preceding, fairly preserved
size 7|, wt. 254t5q- grs. 1
823 Antiochus IT, the Drachma, obv. diademed head of the
King to right, rev. Apollo on the Cortina, a monogram
in field, very rare ; no coins of this denomination in Mt.,
fine ivork and condition ipsize^ 3f-, wt. 66-^ grs. 1
824 Another, with a different monogram
size 3^, ivt. 55^- grs. 1
825 Copper. Seleucus II, according to Mionnet, though some
may consider the attribution doubtful, obv. head of
Minerva to right, rev. Legend and two monograms,
Apollo standing, scarce and very finef • Pf\^size 3L 1
820 Antiochus, Hierax, obv. diademed Portrait, with a horn of
the Syrian goat, to right, rev. Legend and monogram,
Apollo seated on cortina. very rare , fine worlc , and ex¬
tremely well preserved/Ujp*^*- size 9, wt. 264 grs. 1
827 Antiochus, Hierax, obv. diademed Portrait, without the
horn, similar to Duane’s two specimens, rev. as before,
with two monograms, very rare , and fairly preserved
size 7\, wt. 261 grs. 1
828 Another, with one monogram, iv ell preserved
size 8^, wt. 262 grs. 1
829 Seleucus III. usual type, rare size 7£, wt. 248 fo grs. 1
830 Antiochus Magnus, obv. diademed Head of the King,
much like that of his brother on the last coin, rev. as
usual, a monogram in field, fairly preserved
size 8J, wt. 257^ grs. 1
831 Another, with an older face, and no monogram, very fine
size 8 wt. 263t5-q grs. 1
832 Another, with not quite so old a face, Anchor in field of
reverse, well preserved size 7\, wt. 264^- grs. 1
833 Another, with two monograms , fairly preserved
size 8 J, wt. 260^ grs. 1
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trait, rev. Legend, an Elephant, scarce and well 'pre¬
served fia-ctsif size 3 wt. 59t8q- grs. 1
Another, with a monogram in field of reverse, ivell pre¬
served size 3£, wt. 62T8V grs. 1
Copper. Achaeus, obv. Eemale Head to right, rev. BA^I-
AE03. AXAIO[Y.], an Eagle walking to right, very rare,
not fine, but in as good condition as any that I have
seen
size 4. 1
Copper. Another, countermarked on reverse, fairly pre-
served
size 4. 1
Antiochus IV, obv. diademed Portrait to right, rev. Legend,
Jupiter seated, scarce and fairly preserved
size 8£, wt. 255t7q- grs. 1
Another, fairly preserved size 8f, wt. 253^- grs. 1
Another, fairly preserved size 9, wt. 258^- grs. 1
Antiochus IV, Drachma, size 3 ; Alexander I, Drachma,
fairly preserved , size 4 ; Alexander I, Hemidrachma,
fairly preserved, size 2, all rare 3
Antiochus V, obv. diademed head of the King to right,
rev. BA2IAE02. ANTIOXOY. [E]YnAT0P02., Jupiter
seated to left, holding a Victory, a monogram in front,
rare and fairly preserved size §\,wt. 258^ grs. 1
Demetrius I, obv. diademed Portrait in a wreath of laurel
to right, rev . Legend, seated Eemale, as usual, fairly
preserved size 8, wt. 256^ grs. 1
Another, a monogram in field of reverse, fairly preserved
^ S1ZG wt' 258t2_ grs. 1
Another, well preserved f . size 9£, wt. 261 grs. 1
Another, with two monograms and date©NP. (159 ), fairly
preserved size 9J, wt. 257T\ grs. 1
Another, with date A^PJA61] size 8|, wt. 258^. yrs. 1
SEVENTH DAY’S SALE,
SYEIAN KINGS — continued. All Silyee.
LOT
849 Alexander I, usual type, with two monograms and date
ABP. [164], rare and fairly 'preserved
size 9, wt. 257 grs. 1
850 Another, with a monogram beneath the throne of Jupiter
and PO. year 170, if they are intended for a date,
a higher one than any known of this King, rare and
well preserved size 8, wt. 252t1q- grs. 1
851 Demetrius II, after his captivity, usual type, scarce
size 8, lot. 241^ grs. 1
852 Demetrius II, before his captivity, Drachma, scarce ,
size 3f ; Antiochus VI, two Drachmas, varied, all fairly
preserved fraUZ 3
353 Antiochus VII, usual type, fairly preserved , scarce
size 7J, wt 255 grs.
354 Another size 8|, tot. 253t5q grs.
355 Another me wi . 251t2-q grs.
356 Antiochus VII, minted at Tyre, usual type, loell preserved
size 8J, wt. 216 grs. 1
357 Alexander II, usual type, rare and fairly preserved
size 8, wt. 246^ grs. 1
358 Cleopatra and Antiochus VIII, usual type, rare and well
preserved tiff*' size 7f, wt. 245 fo grs. 1
359 Antiochus VIII, obv. diademed Portrait to right, rev. Le¬
gend, the month Dius holding a star, A. and monogram
in field, well preserved size 7f, wt. 252 grs. 1
360 Another, with IE. A. and 0. in field, well preserved
size 7f, wt. 254 fo grs. 1
361 Another, with IE. A. and P. in field, zoell preserved
size 8 lr, wt. 250T87 grs. 1
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size 8^-, wt. 211 grs. 1
863 Another, with AP. in field, fairly preserved
size 9, wt. 252^- grs. 1
864 Antiochus VIII, rev. Mausoleum of Sardanapalus, rare
and fairly preserved size 7\, wt. 247 grs. 1
865 Antiochus IX, minted at Sidon, obv. diademed Portrait to
right, rev. BA2JAEQX ANTIOXOY. ^IAOIIATOPO^.
2IAQ. IEP. A2Y. and a monogram, Minerva standing to
left, rare and very well preserved size 8, wt. 248t5q- grs. 1
866 Antiochus XI, usual type, with PEA. in field of reverse,
rare and fine size 7^, wt. 249 f-^grs. 1;
867 Another, from different dies, fine size 7^, ivt. 218^ grs. 1
868 Another, with a monogram in addition, well preserved
pU- size 7%, ivt. 248 fo grs. 1
869 Philippus, usual type, well preserved
size 0l? wt. 240 grs. 1
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870 Silver. Antiochia ad Orontem of Nero, rev. Eagle, &c.,
date of Caesarian Era, AIP. [year 111], Alt. n. 182, rare ,
size 6]r ; Another of Caracalla, rev. an Eagle, scarce ,
size 6f ; Another of Philip, rev. an Eagle, fine, size 7 3
871 Copper. Antiochia of Philip, rev. turretted Head, ivell
preserved, size 7\\ Seleucia, obv. head of Jupiter, rev. a
Thunderbolt, size 5-| ; Heliopolis Coelesyriae of Sepfc.
Severus, rev. a Temple of many columns, Alt. n. 106,
rare and very ivell preserved, size 6 ; Philadelphia, De-
capoleos, obv. bare head of Hercules to right, rev. $IAA-
AEA</>60N., a Bunch of Grapes, very rare and fine ,
size 3 - 4
PHOENICE. j
872 Copper. Berytus of Caracalla, well preserved 1
873 Copper. Berytus of Caracalla, 3 ; Others of Macrinus, 2,
all fairly preserved dn- JAtft 5
874 Copper. Berytus of Elagabalus, rev. Neptune raising
Beroe, not in Alt., size 9 ; Another, rev. Astarte in a
temple, &c. Alt. n. 75, size 8§ , both fine .// 2
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875 Copper. Berytus of Elagabalus, same as the first coin in
the last lot, well preserved , size ; Another, rev. Cupid
in a temple, not in Mt ., fine , size 8£ ; Another, rev. Nep¬
tune in a temple, Mt. n. 82, fine , size 6 3
876 Copper. Berytus of Elagabalus, rev. Astarte, &c., as be¬
fore, size 8f ; Another, rev. Cupid, as before, size 8,
both fine Uc— 2
877 Copper. Berytus of Elagabalus, rev. Astarte, &c., size 8 ;
Another, rev. Neptune raising up Beroe, size 7 ; Ano¬
ther, rev. Neptune in a temple, size of, all very well |
preserved 3 •
878 Copper. Byblus of Elagabalus, rev. Astarte in a temple’
size 6 ; Sidon of Elagabalus, rev. col. ayr. [p]ia. metr.
sid. AETERisr. be., a Modius, varied from Mt. n. 335,
ivell preserved , size 8 ; Another, rev. Astarte, and the
Sun in form of a globe and crescent, in a chariot, varied-
in legend from Mt. S. n. 17 6, fine, size 8J- ; Another, rev. |
Bacchus and Panther, the chariot of Astarte in field, not j
in Mt., fine , size 6f 4 !
879 Copper. Sidon of Elagabalus, rev. Chariot, <fcc., as before, ;
size 8 ; Another, rev. three Military Standards, varied :
in legend from Mt. S. n. 183, size 8f, both fine 2
880 Copper. Sidon of Elagabalus, rev. Chariot, &c., size 8 ;
Another, countermarked on obverse with a chariot, i
size 8 ; Another, rev. three Standards, size 8, all well j
preserved 3 j
881 Copper. Sidon of Elagabalus, rev. Chariot, countermarked
on obverse with the same, fine , size 6f ; Another, rev.
a Huntress attacking a Lion ; in the field, a chariot,
varied from Mt. S. n. 180, rare and well preserved ,
size ; Another, rev. Europa on a bull, Mt. n. 336,
scarce and well preserved , size 6; Another of Julia
Maesa, rev. three Standards, Mt. n. 366, rare and well
preserved , size 8 4
882 Copper. Sidon of Maesa, rev. Chariot, &c., Mt. n. 359,
rare and fine , size 8f ; Tripolis of Trajan, rev. Legend
and HKY. (date 428), Astarte standing with one foot on
a prow, Mt. S. n. 241, rare and well preserved , size 7f ;
Another of Caracalla, Mt. S. n. 251, poor, size 7 3
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883 Silver. Tyrus, usual type, with date 6, size 8 ; Another,
with date 16, size 8, both fairly •preserved 2
884 Silver. Another, with date 20, size 7\ ; Another, with
date 24, size 8, both well preserved 2
885 Silver. Another, date 24, from different dies to the last,
fine size 8£. 1
886 Silver. Aradus, Insula, usual type, with date BAP. [year
132], size 8, wt . 225 grs. ; Another, with ASP. [year
164], size 8 2
887 Silver. Another, with OP. [year 170], a Phoenician letter
and MS., good work, and fairly preserved, size 8; Ano¬
ther, with BOP. [year 172], a Phoenician letter and MS.,
size 7f 2
888 Silver. Another, with AOP. [year 174], two Phoenician
letters and @E., size 6| ; Another, with ZOP. [year 177],
two Phoenician letters and MS., size 6f 2
889 Silver. Another, with ©OP. (year 179), a Phoenician
letter, and MS., size 7 ; Another, with same date and
MS., but a different Phoenician letter, size 7 2
890 Silver. Another, with AIIP. (year 181), a Phoenician
letter, and MS., size 6f ; Another, with same date, two
Pnoenician letters, and MS.; fairly preserved , size 6^ 2
891 Silver. Another, with rnp., [year 183], a Phoenician
letter, and MS., size 6|; Two others, with AIIP. [year
184], a Phoenician letter, and MS., size 7 3
892 Silver. Another, with HIIP. [year 188], a Phoenician
letter, and MS., good ivork and fine condition
ooo o-7 * , size 72> ™t. 230^ grs. 1
8J3 Silver. Aradus, obv. a Bee, and PIA. [year 111], rev. a
»otao under a palm tree, size 4 ; Aradus, obv. turretted
, Head t0 riSht’ rev- AP- in mon., prow of a Ship, rare
size 2 2
894 Copper. Aradus ? both well preserved , 2 ; Aradus of Nero ?
rev. legend, a Vase between two sphinxes and two palm
ranches, rare and fairly preserved, size 4*: Aradus of
r legend a Phoeuician letter, and date AOT.
[year / ], Fortune seated on a rudder, Mt n 845
scarce, size 64 ’
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895 Shekel, year 2, Be Saulcy , pi. i ,n. 3, under Pontificate
of Yaddous, rare, very ivell preserved , and , as well as
the others , of indubitable authenticity , which can but
seldom be affirmed of the silver coins of Judea ‘ffcfdzz
size 5 wt. 202t5^ yrs. 1
89G Half Shekel, same Pontiff, same year, Be Saulcy , pi. i,
n. 4, extremely rare and very fine
size 4, wt. 106^o yrs. 1
897 Another, legend somewhat different, not in Be Saulcy, ex¬
tremely rare size 4^ wf 94 grs 4
898 Simon Parcocebas, obv. Temple, &c. rev. various objects,
Be Saulcy, pi. xi, n. 1, extremely rare and fine
size 6^-, ivt. 207 grs. 1
899 Simon Parcocebas, obv. a Punch of Grapes, rev. two Trum¬
pets, Be Saulcy , pi. xi, n. 9, extremely rare and fairly
preserved Krfy— size 4£, wt. 50 grs. 1
900 Simon Parcocebas, obv. a Punch of Grapes, rev. a Lyre,
Be Saulcy, pi. xii, n, 1, but this being better preserved
shows more letters, extremely rare and very fine
size 4, wt. 46t9o grs. 1
901 Probably Simon Parcocebas, obv. Hebrew legend, a Eyre,
rev. Hebrew legend within a garland or crown ; obverse
as Be Saulcy, pi. xn, n. 1, reverse as same plate No. 3,
may be unique, very fine oLr~ size 4, wt. 52^ grs. 1
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Copper. Philippopolis, Arabiae of Philip, rev. Rome seated,
pierced , but otherwise well preserved, size 8; Nisibi Me-
sopotamiae, of Philip junior, rev. a Female in a Temple,
a ram over her head, no coins of this Bmperor in hit.,
well preserved, size 6 A ; Singara of Gordian and Tran-
quillina , fairly preserved, size 9 ; and a Coin of Judaea 4
Gold. Persia, a Daric, usual type, well preserved
size 3, ivt. 126^ grs. 1
Gold. Another, fairly preserved
. size 2 j, wt. 127t3o grs. 1
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rev. incuse, with wave-like indentations ; the work is of
later date than the Barics above, rare and well pre¬
served size 4, wt. 256^0 gis. 1
906 Silver. The Aryandic, similar type to the Baric, one
counter marked, 3 ; Others, the King holding a short
sword, rare , 2 5
907 Silver. Persia, obv. bearded Head to right, rev. a Galley
with rowers on waves, and a Phoenician legend, Jit. S.
n. 30, rare and ivell preserved size 4-f-, wt. 162 grs. 1
908 Silver. Another, not so well struck as the preceding,
size 4i, wt. 160tV grs. ; A small coin of similar type,
size both rare oG— 2
909 Silver. Persia, obv. a Man on a hippocamp, &c., rev. a
Phoenician letter, an Owl with a sceptre on its shoul¬
der, same as Jit. n. 19, except the letter, rare and fairly
preserved size 5i, wt. 197t2-o grs. 1
910 Silver. Persia, similar type, but of smaller denomination,
rare , size 4|, wt. 132^ grs.
Another, varied, plated, size 4f, wt. 98 grs. 2
911 Silver. Persia, obv. the Walls of a town, rev. in an in¬
cuse square a Man with a short sword advancing against
a lion standing on its hind legs, not in Jit., oxydised, but
fairly preserved d*' < size 4-|, wt. 80t5-q grs. 1
912 Silver. Persia, obv. a Triton, rev. in an incuse square a
Galley, with rowers, passing over a hippocamp, not in
Jit., who, however, describes a copper coin of a similar
type, but without the hippocamp, S. n. 40, well pre¬
served, size 2|, ivt. 49^ grs.; Persia, obv. bearded Head
to right, rev. Phoenician legend, a Galley, with rowers,
passing over waves, Jit. n. 11, but the legend differs
from either of his specimens, rare and very well pre¬
served, size 2J, wt. 52 g?*s. ^ — 2
913 Silver. Persia, Kings of the Sassanian dynasty, some
well preserved 9
914 Silver. Parthia, Arsaces II, 2p, Arsaces III, rare and
very well preserved J s^ze 41. 3
915 Silver. Arsaces XXI, date HNT. (year 358), rare,
size 8 1 ; Arsaces XXII? size 4£; both well preserved 2
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916 Copper. Various Kings of Parthia 25
917 Silver. Bactriana, Eucratides, obv. helmeted head of the
King to right, a born on the helmet, rev. BA2IAE02.
MErAAOY. EYKPATIAOY., and a mon. the Dioscuri
on prancing horses, bold work , rare and well preserved
size 9f , wt. 256t3^ grs. 1
AFRICA.
Kings oe Egypt, Alexanduia, Cyiiene.
918 Gold. Ptolemy I, type of Alexander the Great, obv.
head of Minerva to right, rev. [IITO]AEMAIOY.
EY4>PI., Victory walking to left, not in Mb., nor
known to me ; in a fine state of preservation , but the
reverse is not well struck J^/^size 2\, wt. 66^ grs. 1
919 Gold. Ptolemy I., rev. Eagle, &c ,,fine work and condition,
scarce size 1-|, wt. 26^ grs. 1
920 Gold. Another, well preserved size 1^, wt. 26^ grs. 1
921 Silver. Ptolemy I., usual type, size 6f ; Another, with
IIA. and L. KH. (year 28), ivell preserved
XUy size 7, wt 219t5q- grs. 2
922 Copper. Berenice, wife of Ptolemy I., size 7 ; Cleopatra,
wife of Ptolemy VII. P obv. [B]ACIAICCHC. KA6 . . .
portrait to right, R . 1CP AC. Victory, the whole with¬
in a wreath, not in Mt. nor known to me, size 4 ; Ptolemy
IX., usual type, size 5i; uncertain Ptolemy, obv. head
of Jupiter, rev. Isis on a pedestal, Mt. n. 379, rare, size
3, all ivell preserved
923 Silver. Ptolemy II, probably, varied and well preserved
sizes 7, 6-|- and 5f. 3
924 Gold. Arsinoe, Wife of Ptolemy II, usual type, with K.
behind the head ,fine s{ze 7? w t 428 grs. 1
925 Gold. Ptolemy I. and II, with their Wives, usual type,
with four heads, scarce and fne
size 4f, wt. 214 grs. 1
926 Gold. Ptolemy III, given by some to Ptolemy VIII, but
see Mr. Burgon's note, Bembroke Catalogue, p. 273,
usual type, scarce and fairly preserved
size 6f , wt. 428^5- 9rs • 1
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927 Silver. Ptolemy IV ? date AA. (year 31), well preserved,
and if rightly appropriated extremely rare
size 6|, wt. 219T7g- grs. 1
928 Silver. Ptolemy V, usual type, with H. and NI. in field
of rev., rare and fairly preserved
size 6, wt. 214-^5- grs. 1
929 Potin. Alexandria, of Tiberius and Augustus, year 7,
Mt. S. n. 31, scarce and fine sixe 7. 1
930 Copper. Alexandria, of Nero and Poppsea, obv. ...0'S,.
XEBA^TOY., laurelled Head of Nero to right, rev.
...AIA^ 3EBA2THS., Portrait to right, no date,
fine
size 6j.
*#* This coin differs from all Mionnet’s specimens in having
the legends in the genitive instead of nominative case,
and the head of Nero laurelled instead of radiated.
Alexandria of Hadrian size 4. 2
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931 Gold. Cyrene, small coins, varied, all well or fairly pre¬
served tSt- _
932 Silver. Cyrene, varied 4
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933 Silver. Obv. two Combatants, rev. in an incuse square, a
Cuttle Pish ,fine size 3, wt. 62 grs. 1
934 Silver. Another, from same dies but not so well preserved,
size 2 j, wt. 60^ grs. ; small Coins, different types, 5 6
935 Silver . Obv. bearded Head to right, rev. a Mask, fairly
preserved, size 2f , wt. 60TV grs. ; obv. a Female Head to
right, rev. a Bunch of Grapes, size 2 ; obv. fore-part of
a Horse to right, rev. a Star with letters between the
rays, well preserved, size \ 3
936 Copper. Various types, some fine, all rare jrUUZ 20
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COINS OMITTED IN THEIR PROPER PLACES.
937 Gold. Pergamus, Mysiae, type of the Silver, Mt. S.
n. 839, obv. Head of young Hercules to right, rev. no
legend, Minerva standing full-face, with a javelin iu her
right hand, and on her left arm a buckler, on which is a
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star, in the field a helmet. Presumed to be the first coin
known of this town in gold , fine work and perfect con¬
dition size 3 wt. 131 grs. 1
This coin was bought by Mr. Whittall while the Cata¬
logue was in progress. It was found by a Mahometan
peasant in digging foundations for a building on a hill
near Pergamus. The appearance of the coin is all that
can be desired in proof of the authenticity of even such
an extremely rare coin. ^
938 Copper. Amisus-Ponti, obv. turreted Head, rev. an Eagle,
not in Mt ., well preserved size 4£.
Heraclea-Bithynise, obv. a Figure sacrificing, &.C., rev.
Juno Pronuba, &c., Mt. S. n. 284, very rare and
fairly preserved size 4.
Pergamus-Mysise of Sept. Severus, rev. a Bust between
two branches on a cippus, not in Mt. size 11. 3
939 Copper. Pergamus and Ephesus of Marcus Aurelius ?
countermarked, rare but poor size 12.
Ilium, Troadis, of Commodus size 8-|.
Ilium of Valerian, rev. [G]KTOP. IAICQN., Hector, hold¬
ing a torch in right hand and a shield on left arm,
advancing towards two ships, varied from Mt. n. 241,
P6 , fairly preserved size V2. 3
940 Copper. Clazomense, Ionise, fine size 1^.
Ephesus ? well preserved size 2\.
Halicarnassus, Carise, obv. Head of Minerva, rev. an Owl,
Mt. S. n. 279, A6, fairly preserved size 2.
Halicarnassus of Hadrian S{ZG g 4
941 Silver. Samos ? varied and curious 4
942 Copper. Apollonia Carise P obv. full-face of a Female,
rev. Bellerophon on pegasus size 4.
Mylasa of Augustus, rev. Head of Jupiter, rare and well
preserved size 3f .
Perga, Pamphyliae of Saloninus, rev. Fortune standing,
not in Mt., fairly preserved size S. 3
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943 Copper. Pednelissus Pisidiae of Salonina, rev. II6TNHAIC-
C60N., a seated Pemale holding a hasta in left hand,
and an uncertain object in the right, well preserved
y — *** size 4J. 1
*#* All coins of this town are of the highest degree of
rarity, and none of this Empress were known to Mionnet.
944 Copper. Philadelphia, Lydiae of Trajan, rev. Legend,
Jupiter Aetophorus walking, Mt. n. 564, but with ano¬
ther magistrate, rare and well preserved size 9f. 1
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size 1 ; Aetolia, size 2f ; Corinth, size 2f ; Camirus,
rare, size f ; Side, rare , size 34 6
946 Copper. Alliba ; Aetnei ; Cephaloedium ; Tauromenium,
fine, size 4 ; Melita ; Madytus ; Aeropus King of
Macedon, rare, size 2| ; Perdiccas, 2 ; Amyntas the
Second, 2 11
947 Copper. Pharnacia Ponti, rare ; Pergamus, 2 ; Pergamus
of Livia and Julia, Mt. n. 542, A8, one from the Pem¬
broke Collection, 2 ; Pergamus of Trajan ; Pitane, scarce
and well preserved, size 2f 7
948 Copper. Alexandria Troas, Imperial ; Sigeum ; Elaea ;
Temnus ; Mytilene ; Smyrna of Tranquillina ; Chios,
4 10
949 Copper. Chios, all fine or well preserved 9
950 Copper. Taba of Kero, fairly preserved , size 4 ; Oenae.
rare and well preserved, size 4 ; Cremna, well preserved,
size 3 3
951 Copper. Sagalassus, rare and ivell preserved, size 2;
Selge of Hadrian? size 2J: Thyatira of Kero, well
preserved , size 3| ; Thyatira of Caracalla, size 7 4
952 Copper. Tralles, size 8 ; Eucarpia of Volusian, rare and
fairly preserved, size 5£ ; Hierapolis, rare , size 11 3
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55 Potin. Alexandria of Hadrian, 3; Another, of Valerian,
all ivell preserved 4
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53 Copper. Hierapolis, rare and fine, size 3£; Byb us, Im¬
perial, fine, size 5^; Juda3a, well preserved , me 41;
Alexandria ot Hadrian, size 101 4
'54 Silver. Eucratides, K. of Bactriana, rare , and fairly pre¬
served, size 1J, 2 ; Ptolemy, plated, size G ; Juba, King ,
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'56 Cales, Campaniae, usual type,yme, size 5, wt. 110^- grs. 1
'57 Cumae, obv. female Head to right, rev. KYMAION., Cer¬
berus running over a Shell, not in Mt ., Carelli, pi. lxxi.,
n. 22, rare and well preserved , though not regularly
struck size 4J, wt. 118 grs. 1
58 Tarentum Calabriae, obv. TAPAX, retrograde, Taras on a
Dolphin, a Shell below, rev. a Wheel, ivell preserved ,
size 4; Another, obv. Taras on a Dolphin holding a
shield on his left arm, rev. No Legend, an Old Man
seated, rare variety and fairly preserved , size 5 ; Another,
obv. TAPAX, Boy on Dolphin, &c., rev. A., a Man on j
Horseback, well preserved , size 41 3
59 Laus Lucaniae, obv. AA., retrograde, Minotaur standing
to right, rev. Minotaur with head turned back, rare ,
me 3f, zcA 122t5q grs. 1
SO Metapontum, obv. Ear of Barley, rev. the same incuse,
varied ^ sizes 51 and 41 3
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Metapontum, obv. female Head to right, crowned with Ivy,
rev. META., an ear of Barley, to which a Bird is flying,
rare variety, fine L /fij ^ size
Metapontum, obv. head of Apollo to right, rev. META.,
ear of Barley, scarce and well preserved size 4|-. 2
Posidonia, with mention of its position on the Biver Si-
larus, now called Sele, obv. nOME. MEIAA., retrograde,
Neptune hurling a Trident, rev. IIOME^., retrograde,
a Bull walking to left, very rare and fairly preserved
size 4, wt. 1263— grs. 1
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Posidonia, size 4-J ; Thurium, usual type, with a Bird un¬
der the Bull, and a Eish in exergue, size, 4f, both well
preserved 2
Thurium, with an Ivy leaf below the Bull, size 4|;
Another, with MOAO^^O^ beneath the Bull, rare , size
4, both iv ell preserved 2
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Caulonia Bruttiorum, size 4f ; Another, varied and well
preserved , size 5 ; Croton, size, 7 ; Another, obv. Eagle,
&c., rev. Tripod, &c., very iv^fl^reserved, size 4^- 4
Bhegium, obv. PECINON., a Hare running to right, rev.
a Chariot, varied from any in JSIt.
c’^size 3, wt. 65t2q- grs. 1
Catana, Siciliae, obv. head of Apollo, nearly full-face, rev.
KATANAIQ[N]., a Quadriga to left, a Victory above,
rare, fine bold work ; on the obverse are some letters
belonging to the name of the artist , apparently the re¬
mains of HPAIvAETAAX, JSIt. n. 150, fairly preserved
size 6, wt. 267 grs. 1
Catana, obv. KATANAION., head of Apollo to right,
rev. same legend, a Quadriga to left, Victory flying
towards the charioteer, a fish in exergue, rare and well
preserved size 7, 262^ grs. 1
Gela, obv. TEAA2. (retrogade), half Minotaur to right,
a grain of barley above, rev. a Quadriga to right, rare
variety, slightly different from JSIt. S. n. 208, A3., 90/r.,
well preserved size 7> wt 203^ grs. 1
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970 Leontini, ob. AEONTINON., head of Apollo between
three laurel leaves, a lion below, rev. Victory crowning
a figure in a biga, a lion in exergue, rare, very well
preserved size 7, wt. 265 grs. 1
This coin differs from Ml. n. 317, in having three laurel
leaves on the obverse instead of two.
971 Selinus, obv. Figure sacrificing, &c, rev. Apollo and Diana
in a chariot, Ml. n. 674, scarce and fairly preserved
size 7|, tot. 260 fo grs. 1
972 Syracusae, usual Archaic types, fine
size 6i, wt. 265^ grs. 1
973 Abdera, Thraciae, obv. Grrimn seated to left, a diota in
front, rev. in an incuse Square round another square
divided by bars into four parts, EM. 3MOPAOTOP-
MOKAA., rare and fine fi^fisize 7J, wt. 232t2-q grs. 1
974 Ossa, Bisaltarum, obv. a Man carrying two javelins by the
side of a horse, behind his head a bunch of grapes, rev.
in a sunk square around a plain square, OS3EOM, rare ,
this differs from both Mtis specimens
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975 Perseus, Xing of Macedon, obv. diademed Portrait to
right, rev. BA5IAEQ2}. IIEP^EOX Ml., and a Mono¬
gram, an eagle on a thunderbolt ; the whole within a
crown of oak leaves, rare and fine
size 9, wt. 260T7o- grs . 1
976 Copper. Phalanna, Thessaliae, obv. bearded head of Bac¬
chus to right, rev. 4>AAA..., female Head to right, notin
Mi., a beautiful little coin size 2%. 1
977 Apollonia, Illyrici, obv. Cow and calf, rev. AnOA., Car¬
dens of Alcinous, a club and a bow, not in Mt , very well | ^
preserved size 6, wt. 157^ grs. 1
978 Leucas, Acarnaniae, obv. Diana with stag, &c., rev.
[AJEYKAAION. [A]AMYAOX, and a Monogram,
prow of a ship, Mt. n. 30, scarce, well struck up, and
well preserved size 5, tot. 121 grs. 1
979 Copper. Leucas, obv. A., Bellerophon on Pegasus, rev.
[4>]TAOHRXOY.,n Chimaera running to left ; above the
head of a trident, not in Mt.,fine, size 3y : Laconia, obv.
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980 Lysimachia, Aetoliae, obv. AY., head of Atalanta to right,
rev. a Boar running to right, in exergue a spear head,
unpunished , well preserved /^^U/size 3, wt. 40~- grs. 1
981 Tanagra, Boeotiae, obv. Buckler, rev. TA., half Horse to
right, with a bandalette round its neck, varied from Mt .
n. 86, It6., well preservedJ^X^ size 5, wt. 176T^- grs. 1
982 Thebes, obv. Buckler, rev. ©E., head of Bacchus to right ;
the whole in a sunk square, rare and well preserved
size 5-|, wt. 180r8F grs. 1
983 Another, not quite so fine size 5^-, lot. 184 grs. 1
984 Aegina, usual type, with AIIT. and a dolphin, very rare
with the four letters , especially of this size , and in such
excellent condition size 5£, wt. 186^ grs. 1
985 Aegina, same type as the last, but with AIT., rare and
well preserved size 4, wt. 90 grs. I
The following coins of the Achaean League formed a
Collection, made, as is evident, by long perseverance in
seeking varieties. They are in better condition than
coins of this class are generally. As there is but little
difference between them in this respect, it has not been
deemed necessary to specify the state of preservation of
each coin.
9S6 Achaean League of Aegium, scarce variety ; of Aegira ;
of Antigonia; and of Argos 4
987 Others of the same four places f^y^ 4
988 A similar lot ^ — 4
989 A similar lot 4
990 A similar lot fthy-. 4
991 Achaean League of Antigonia ; ot Argos; of Caphya; and
of Corinth 4
992 A similar lot 4
993 A similar lot 4
994 A similar lot 4
995 Achaean League of Antigonia; of Argos; of Corinth; of
Hiphaea 4
996 Achaean League of Argos ; of Diphaea ; of Dyrne ; of
Elis A- 4
997 Achaean League of Elis, varied, and well preserved or
fine A<r 6
998 Achaean League of Eva, rare ; of Elis, varied, 3 4
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999 Achaean League of Diphaea, varied, 2 ; of Dyme ; of
Elis, varied, 3 9
1000 Achaean League of Diphaea, varied, 2 ; of Dyme, varied, j
2 ; of Elis, varied, 2 0
1001 Achaean League of Diphaea, varied, 2 ; of Elis, j
varied, 4 9 j
1002 Achaean League of Elis, varied, G; of Epidaurus 7 !
1003 Achaean League of Elis, varied, 2 ; ot Epidaurus ; ot
Lacedaemon, varied, 3 'ff t hvfc, G
1004 Achaean League of Elis; of Epidaurus; of Lacedaemon,;
varied, 4 ^ G
1005 Achaean League of Epidaurus ; of Lacedaemon ; of
Megalopolis, varied, 4 ^ G
1006 Achaean League of Melagopolis, varied 6
1007 Achaean League of Melagopolis, varied, 2 ; of Megara, j
varied, 5 ^ ? I
1008 Achaean League of Megara, varied G ;
1009 Achaean League of Megara ; of Messenia, varied 5 6 j
1010 Achaean League, of Messenia, varied 5 ; of Pallantium G i
1011 Achaean League of Messinia ; of PallaMium^ varied, 2; j
of Patrae, varied, 3 G
1012 Achaean League of Patrae, varied 6 j
1013 Achaean League of Patrae, varied, 3 ; of Pellena, varied, |
2 ; of Sicyon 6 j
1014 Achaean League of Sicyon, varied 6 ! *
1015 Achaean League of Sicyon, varied, 3 ; of Tegea, |
varied, 3 9 .
1016 Achaean League, uncertain 6 j
Chopper . Achaean League ol leuthis, Arcadiae, obv. j
Jupiter standing, rev. A XAION.TEYQIAANT.NQSEAX? /£~
seated Eemale, presumed to be unique, ivell preserved
size 4. 1 j
[018 Phlius. Achaiae, obv. a Bull butting to left, rev. in an , ,
incuse Square, a wheel, rare and fairly preserved j , /(p j
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020 Another, but with an archer beneath the chimaera, and
on reverse I1A., rare variety , ivell preserved
size 5f, wt. J 81 grs. 1
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1021 Sicyon. obv. a Dove flying to left, rev. in an incuse
Square, an object somewhat resembling a leaf in the
middle of a 5., ’presumed to be unpublished , rare and
fairly preserved size 3, wt. 00 fo grs. 1
1022 Sicyon, obv. 5., a Dove flying to left, rev. E., a Dove
within a wreath, flying to left ,fne worlc and condition
dc — size 4|-, wt. 89t9-o grs. 1
1023 Elis, obv. laurelled head of Jupiter to left rev. FA., an
Eagle standing to right, rare and fine
size G, wt. 1S2T\ grs. 1
1024 Elis, obv. laurelled head of Jupiter to left, rev. E., an
Eagle standing before a rampant serpent, very fine
worlc, rare and fairly preserved size 2|, wt. 38 j^grs. 1
1025 Elis, obv. an Eagle devouring a hare, two small counter-
marks, rev. [E]A., Victory seated, very rare
L size 6^, ivt. 177 grs. 1
1026 Elis, obv. an Eagle devouring a hare, rev. EA., a thunder¬
bolt, scarce and well preserved size 4, wt. 72t2q- grs. 1
1027 Elis, obv. [E]A., head of Juno to right, with an ear-ring
composed of a bunch of grapes 5 on the bandalet round
her head, HP A., rev. an Eagle standing to left, with his
head turned back, rare, and presumed to be an unpub¬
lished combination, fairly preserved
size 4i, wt. 86t9^- grs. 1
1028 Elis, obv. head of Juno to right, rev. FA., a thunderbolt,
scarce and fairly preserved fytt-'/^ysize 3, wt, 43 grs. 1
1029 Elis, obv. female Head to right, rev. FA., an Eagle stand¬
ing, rare *** size 3-j, wt. 39~ grs. 1
1030 Zacynthus, Insula, vbv. head of Apollo to right, rev. EA.,
a Tripod in a crown of laurel, Mt. S. n. 7, rare and
well preserved , of good worlc {CM<size 3|, wt. 56T3o grs. 1
1031 Lacedaemon, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev. AA..
Hercules naked seated to left, on a rock, covered with
the skin of some animal ; his right hand resting on his
club, Mt. n. 10, R*. {corrected from Errata )
size wt. 226t2q grs. 1
This is, as well as I can remember, the first specimen
of this very rare coin that I have seen. It has lost in
ancient times a piece of the metal forming Minerva’s .
helmet, which, however, scarcely disfigures it ; and in i
other respects it is well preserved.
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1032 Copper. Cleoue, Argolidis, obv. head of Minerva to
right, rev. KAH. (retrograde), a Horse galloping to
right, with a loose rein, Mt. (S. n. 134), has this type in
silver , but he gives no specimen in copper ; this coin is in
the finest state of preservation , and covered with a pale
green patina (Jssu . size 2J. 1
1033 Arcadia, obv. Jupiter seated to left, an eagle flying from
his hand, rev. in an incuse Square, APKA., female Head
to left, scarce and very w ell preserved, size 3, wt. 46 grs. ; ,
Arcadia, obv. Jupiter to right, rev. in an incuse Square, 2-j ^
APKAAIKON. (retrograde), female Head, half full-face
to right, rare, size 1 wt. 13t9q- grs. 2 j
1034 Alea, Arcadiae, obv. female Head to right, rev. AA., a
Bow, no silver coins of this town in Mt., rare and well
preserved pyirfl size 2, wt. 13 grs. 1
1035 Copper. Alea, obv. young Head to right, rev. AA., a
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head and face of a man, or of a strong-minded female ;
whichever it is, the type appears to be new.
L03G Heraea, Arcadiae, obv. head of Minerva to left, rev. awE.,
an Ivy leaf, very rare and fairly preserved
size 2, wt. 20t8q- grs. 1
-037 Heraea, obv. veiled female Head to left, rev. in an incuse
Square, EPA., very rare , no silver in Mt ., very well
preserved size 2f, wt. 43t3q grs. 1
.038 Pheneus, obv. head of Mercury to right, rev. <£E, a Bam !
walking to right, not in Mt ., good work and well pre- '■
served size If. wt. 10^ grs. 1
039 Stymphalus, obv. head of Hercules to right, rev.
3TYM<PAAIfiN., head and neck of a Bird, Mt. n. 62,
A7., francs., but here the legend is not retrograde .
well preserved . fccx- size If, wt. 10t6q- grs. 1
040 Tegea, Arcadiae, obv. head of Minerva to right, rev.
TErE., an Owl Mt. n. 65, A8., finely preserved y
size 3J, wt. 40T6o grs. 1
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1041 Tegea, obv. Female Head to left, rev. in a sunk Square,
T., very rare and well preserved size 1-|, wt. 14 grs. 1
1042 Cyzicus Mysiae, obv. 20TEIPA., head of Proserpine to
left, rev. KYEI., head of a Lion above a tunny fish to
left, some fruit behind, Mt. S. n. 142, Fs ., fine work
and fairly preserved size 6, wt. 224i^grs. 1
1043 Smyrna, Ioniae, obv. turretted female Head to right, rev.
2MYPNAION. AI0NY2I02., Lion, &c., Mt. S. n. 1392,
very rare , of good work, and well preserved
size 9^, wt. 252^ grs. 1
1044 Gold. Seleucus Nicator, Syriae Bex, obv. head of Minerva
to right, rev. BA2IAEOS. 2EAEYKOY., and a mono¬
gram composed of TAP. (Tarsus has been suggested),
Victory holding a crown in right hand and a trident in
left, Mt. S. n. 6, JS7 ., fine work and condition
size 4, wt. 132t5q- grs. 1
The following SILVER COINS aee the Peopeetv
of Me. WHITTALL.
They were sent over too late for insertion in their proper
places. The Lycian coins are remarkable for fine condition
and great rarity.
1045 Chios, Insula, obv. on a convex surface, a Sphinx to left,
a diota and a bunch of grapes in front, rev. a deep
incuse Square divided by four raised bars, different from
any in i^'It., extrpvnf>t-'>l /■)/" ■/?«/’ />n.vT/n
well preserved
LYCIAE PRIMUM FOEDHS.
1046 Obv. Skin of a lion’s head, a triquetra below, rev. Legend
as in Fellows , plate in. n. 2, where the coin is much
smaller, rev. a Triquetra ; this appears to be a new variety ,
in very fine condition size 6, wt. 150 grs. 1
1047 Obv. as above, except the absence of a triquetra, rev.
three Letters and triquetra, Fellows, plate iy. n. 3, rare
and fine size 6, wt. 150TA. grs. 1
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1049
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1051
1052
Obv. as the last, rev. in an incuse Square three Letters,
a large and small triquetra, not in Fellows of any size ;
the reverse is not quite strucJc regularly , but the 'preserva¬
tion is complete size 5^, wt. 150-^q- grs. 1
Similar to the last, hut no small triquetra, well presereed
and very rare size 5 J, wt. 150t8q grs. 1
Mechrapata, obv. as the last, rev. in a sunk Square, six
Lycian letters, a triquetra, not in Fellows , of this deno¬
mination , but the same legend occurs pi. ill. n. 10, very
fine — size 6, wt. 151^ grs. 1
Coprlle, obv. a Bull butting to left, rev. in an incuse
Square, seven letters and a triquetra, Fellows pi. x.
n. 4), gives these types , but the coin was of a smaller
denomination , very rare, plated and somewhat rubbed
. fe*x size 4£, wt. 112T5o- grs. 1
Obv. a Lion’s head with open mouth to left, rev. five
Lycian letters round a triquetra, not in Fellows , nor is
any other specimen known to me ; very well preserved
size 1, wt. 18^ grs. 1
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1053 Silver. Bhodus, obv. three-quarter face of the Sun, rev.
in a sunk Square, POAION., balaustium, an owl in the
field, rare of this high weight, fairly preserved
fy size 6, wt. 234^ grs. 1
1054 Silver. Ialysus Bhodi, obv. within a beaded Circle,
IAAY^ION., a winged Boar to left, a helmet below,
rev. within a sunk engrailed Square, IAAY^ION., (the
2 reversed), head of a bird to left ; an unknown object,
somewhat resembling a crescent, above the beak,
presumed to be an unique variety, well preserved
fy/Fl/udt size 7 » wt- 223 9rs- 1
1055 Silver. Unknown, obv. head of Medusa, rev. in a sunk
square a Harpy, or perhaps a winged Gorgon, flying to
right, probably unique size 2f , wt. 57 ^ grs. 1
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Silver. Unknown. Given to Acanthus Macedoniae by
the Athenian numismatists ; but the form of the incuse
resembles rather the early coins of Ionia and the
neighbourhood. Obv. a marine Bullock, with horns, to
right, rev. a deep irreguhv^ incuse Square, presumed to
be unique , well preserved * size 2j, wt. 5St7q- grs. 1
Silver. Arcadia in genere, obv. Head of Jupiter to left,
rev. AP. in mon., Pan seated on a rock, holding his
pedum in right hand; his syrinx is on the ground,
Mi. n. 6, beautiful work and of the highest rarity , slightly
fractured , whereby the weight is reduced, otherwise fairly
preserved ^ size 0, wt. grs. 1
POSTSCRIPT.
It has been found necessary to withdraw lots 108, 109 and
113, as false. They appear to have been executed by the same
forger, and though they were carefully examined before they
were catalogued, yet they passed for true coins until the clue
was suddenly discovered.
Lot 300 was placed in the proof sheet to Ilium or Cnidus
with a query , out of deference to Mr. Whittall’s appropriation
to Ilium; but on the discovery of a portion of KNL, the coin
was placed to Cnidus — hence arose its ungeographical position.
In lot 770 occurs the name of a town Ococlea, which is
quite unknown to me, but is given to Phrygia on Mr. Whittall’s
authority.
The coin forming lot 1031, is given to Lacedaemon by
Mionnet ; but a paper by Mr. Newton, of the British Museum,
removes the appropriation to Allaria in Crete. For which,
as may be presumed in a suggestion coming from such a
quarter, strong reasons are assigned. But whichever location
is accepted, the rarity of the coin remains the same. — A. L.
Should any Collector be desirous of further information
respecting either of the Coins in this Sale, be is requested to
drop a line to
AUGUSTUS LANGDON,
38, Nojrland Squahe, W.
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